Meanings of horseshoer in English

It requires a long apprenticeship to become a first-class blacksmith or horseshoer.

With a wild whoop the horseshoer dropped the sledge and turned.

The horseshoer straightened up and approached.

It took the best horseshoer in the Central Valley three visits before he had her hooves properly trimmed to hold a shoe.

And as he spoke he extended from his splendid shoulders his two great arms, and the horseshoer's hands were clutching the air like eagle's talons.

Horace Lovett, U. S. Marine Corps, on duty "somewhere over here," has just been appointed a horseshoer of Marines with the rank of corporal.

There were horseshoes and horseshoers.

Horseshoers worked in the open streets, using whatever shoes they had on hand without adjustment, paring down the hoofs of the animal to fit them.