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shod

SaySHODUS/ʃɑd/UK/ʃɒd/

3 meanings of shod

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  1. 1
    adjective
    Wearing shoes on the feet.

    The children were warmly dressed and shod for the deep snow.

    She felt much better once her feet were shod in dry boots.

    Oppositebarefoot, unshod

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  2. 2
    verb
    Simple past and past participle of shoe. Use this form for fitting shoes that already happened.

    The blacksmith shod the horse before noon.

    They shod all the ponies on the farm last week.

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  3. 3
    adjective
    Fitted with tires, as a car or bike is.

    The truck was shod with thick winter tires for the icy roads.

    Her new bike came shod with wide off-road tires.

    Similarfitted, equipped

shod is a form of shoe

shoe, verb: To put shoes on a person or an animal, especially metal shoes on a horse. Full entry

Forms
shoeshoes he/she/itshoeing -ing formshod past tense, past participle
Spelling
shoe → shod: irregular (no -ed)

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Origin

From Middle English "shoed," the past participle of "shon."