reshoed
/riˈʃud/
verb
- Fitted a horse with new horseshoes.
- After the rocky terrain wore down the old shoes, the blacksmith reshoed the pony.
- She reshoed her horse every six weeks to keep its hooves healthy.
- The farrier reshoed the mare before the long trail ride.
- Put new shoes on a person (informal, humorous).
- The runner reshoed before the marathon, switching to lighter sneakers.
- Mom reshoed the toddler, whose sneakers had a hole in the toe.
- After the hike, he reshoed himself with a fresh pair of boots.