shoon

American  

[shoon] / ʃun /

noun

Chiefly British Dialect.

1. a plural of shoe.

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shoon British  

/ ʃuːn /

noun

1. dialect a plural of shoe

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Example Sentences

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

From The Guardian

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.

From Washington Times

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

From Newsweek

"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."

From Project Gutenberg

And more of them were arriving every moment; the wooden stairway leading to the gallery was ablaze with 240 starred sashes and petticoats, and twinkling satin shoon, with now and then the sparkle of a hilt as some scented gallant ascended with his fluttering and gorgeous convoy.

From Project Gutenberg