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Meanings of shoeing in English
Usage of shoeing in English
1
This I consider the most inhuman method in the art of shoeing.
2
Occupied during the day in shoeing horses, and repairing and making saddle-bags.
3
Drying the beef, shoeing, mending pack-bags, and various other little things etc.
4
The dotted lines show the excess of horn removed preparatory to shoeing.
5
All four horses are lame, they have been damaged during the shoeing.
6
I must say he was very good at cooking, and shoeing horses.
7
When an emergency arose that necessitated uncle Jay-Jay shoeing his horses himself.
8
They passed the blacksmith's shop and saw him shoeing a blooded colt.
9
He felt that he, was made for something better than shoeing horses.
10
Why were you so hard to please about the shoeing of Pepper?
11
I dussn't meddle with 'im; an' I'm shoeing Mr. 'Utton's graay maare.
12
I know the shoeing and the round shape of the hoof.
13
Unskilful shoeing also plays a part in the causation of sand-crack.
14
I am obliged to remain here to-day; my horses require shoeing.
15
The Hunish shoeing was therefore an important invention for the Germans.
16
The hoss had on new shoes, and the robber did his own shoeing.
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