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A tool designed to help inserting the heel of the foot into a shoe.
shoespoon
Tailor.
tailor
No hi ha cap exemple disponible per a cap sinònim
1
It seems they'll
shoehorn
her in anywhere to speed up the process.
2
Their detractors
shoehorn
the Northern English band into a cosy, middle-class corner.
3
Gonna have to grease him up to
shoehorn
him into a casket.
4
Few brands, automotive or otherwise, can
shoehorn
so many ideas into one logo.
5
Facebook and Google both tried to
shoehorn
us into real names.
6
I don't have to
shoehorn
it into a detective fiction format.
7
Attempts to
'
shoehorn
'
these into existing frameworks have yielded poor outcomes.
8
So
shoehorn
politics, Gamergaters went after game three in particular.
9
I'd
shoehorn
in Luongo ahead of Kruse just because he is the better player.
10
But I needed a
shoehorn
to squeeze into this thing.
11
Noel McNamara has managed to
shoehorn
a massive workload into the past 12 months.
12
Kudos to Lopez, too, for managing to
shoehorn
a costume change into a five-song set.
13
We didn't want to
shoehorn
him into the story.
14
After Evan helps to
shoehorn
Faith into the blue dress, a daughter has a pop.
15
He put the
shoehorn
to his lips, tasted the slick rubbery non-taste of the new.
16
Wait for someone to total their Tesla Roadster, then
shoehorn
the drivetrain into a Dino.
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