shoon

[shoon]

noun

Chiefly British Dialect.

1. a plural of shoe.

shoon

/ ʃuːn /

noun

1. dialect,  a plural of shoe

Example Sentences

Shoon Keewatin, a former trapper, recalls that former life vividly.

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“I have taken a few ships of a—hicl— medishinal cordial that should shoothe the shpasm, shoon enough.”

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Shoon Murray, a professor at American University who wrote “The Terror Authorization: The History and Politics of the 2001 AUMF,” said the 2002 authorization doesn’t affect Guantanamo because none of the detainees was captured on the battlefield in Iraq.

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From Tahrir Square to Mahalla’s Shoon Square, secular and liberal groups have aggressively taken to the streets in protest of the proposed constitution.

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"Aye, that I will," said the old woman, "and not the less willingly that you gave me hose and shoon, when I greatly needed them."

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