dry shod
/draɪ ʃɑd/
adjective
- Having dry feet or shoes; without getting one's feet wet.
- The children jumped from stone to stone to stay dry-shod in the flooded park.
- After the rain, she managed to walk home dry-shod by avoiding the puddles.
- We crossed the shallow stream dry-shod by stepping on the rocks.
Antonyms
adverb
- In a manner that keeps one's feet dry.
- The hikers made it dry-shod over the marshy trail using a boardwalk.
- He crossed the muddy field dry-shod by wearing tall boots.
- She stepped dry-shod onto the porch after the rain stopped.