shod
/ʃɑd/
verb
- Past tense of shoe: to fit (a horse) with a shoe, or to protect (something) with a metal rim or covering.
- The farrier shod the mare in under an hour.
- They shod the donkey before the mountain trek.
- He shod the wooden post with an iron cap to keep it from rotting.
adjective
- Wearing shoes of a particular type.
- The children were poorly shod, with holes in their sneakers.
- The hikers were well shod for the rocky trail.
- She was elegantly shod in black leather boots.
- Fitted with a shoe (as for a horse) or a protective metal rim (as for a pole or tool).
- The walking stick was shod with a brass tip to prevent wear.
- All the carriage horses were shod before the long journey.
- The blacksmith shod the horse with new steel shoes.