shod

[ shod ]

verb

1. a simple past tense and past participle of shoe.

shod

/ ʃɒd /

verb

1. the past participle of shoe

Other Words From

• un·shod adjective
• well-shod adjective

Example Sentences

Giuliani accused federal authorities at the time of “running rough shod over the constitutional rights of anyone involved in, or legally defending” Trump.

From Seattle Times

“Try finding a suitable space in a Range Rover or Jeep Wagoneer for an 8-inch by 22-inch rim shod with a cross-country tire,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

Brown and Green kept me moving — if not dancing, exactly — shod in my first pair of proper gardening boots, which were, serendipitously, brown and green.

From Seattle Times

Shod in caulk boots, he jumped from log to log carrying his tripod and cameras.

From Seattle Times

Clad in jeans and a ball cap and carrying a high-voltage stun device in his waistband, he kicked back in a swivel chair and plopped his left foot, shod in a size 11 work boot, atop a staff member’s desk.

From Washington Post

Related Words

• attired
• cloaked
• covered
• draped
• dressed
• veiled