ironshod
/ˈaɪərnˌʃɑd/
adjective
- Fitted or reinforced with iron, especially on the bottom or tip for protection or durability.
- The old wooden gate had ironshod hinges that had lasted for centuries.
- Medieval knights used ironshod lances in tournaments.
- The ironshod staff helped him climb the rocky mountain path.
- Having shoes or boots with iron fittings, especially for horses or soldiers.
- The museum displayed an ironshod boot from the 16th century.
- The farrier fitted the horse with ironshod hooves for the icy roads.
- The cavalry rode ironshod horses into battle.
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