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Meanings of shoed in English

Wearing footgear.

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Usage of shoed in English
1
He rushed round to the stables; but the cob was out, being shoed.
The Dark Flower
2
A shoed foot was hanging over the lip of the bathtub.
The panic zone
3
On his return to his native town, François Michel shoed horses as before.
The Life of Joan of Arc, Vol. 1 and 2
4
The cowboy, who trained and shoed horses with his dad, never regained consciousness.
Reuters
5
His horses, like those of Lear, must be shoed with felt.
Four Early Pamphlets
6
Flicks and tricks and roulettes and rondo after rondo, all soft-shoed and swift.
The Guardian
7
Just hobnail 'em or shoe 'em like a horse gets shoed.'
Forge of Darkness
8
This is about as rare as a flat-shoed-fashionista around here, and therefore very welcome.
The Guardian
9
Smiths straightened swords, knocked dents from breastplates, and shoed destriers and pack mules alike.
A clash of kings
10
Europe has soft-shoed this for a long time.
Reuters
11
The study also shoed that more than 17% of the families were sharing apartments.
The new yorker
12
I was but just getting the mare shoed, and a tooth hammered into the garden rake.
Traditions of Lancashire, Volume 2
13
His long white hair snuck through the turban, and his face shoed ample wrinkles of wisdom.
Terminal Compromise
14
Freshly shoed, just like Osserc's mounts were.
Forge of Darkness
15
He looked sad, flinching, inflation-shoed Edgardo.
Audrey's door
16
Which congruently, in all her loose-haired, comfy-shoed, laid-back glory, made her feel like something the cat had dragged in.
Dating the rebel tycoon
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Shoed through the time