Meaning & use

Shod

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Wearing shoes, or fitted with shoes or a protective covering, typically used of horses or feet.

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The horses were freshly shod before the long journey.

He walked barefoot despite the cold, while his companions were well shod.

A note on using this word

Serves as the past tense and past participle of 'shoe' as a verb, as in 'to shoe a horse.'

Words with a similar meaning

footwear-clad

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Words with an opposite meaning

barefootunshod

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