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well-shod

  • a word derived from shod.
    shod
    verb
    a simple past tense and past participle of shoe.

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And those of us watching her should stop being baffled when Trump seems to put a well-shod foot wrong.

From Washington Post Oct. 9, 2018

Four elegantly cloaked, well-shod gentlemen in idiosyncratic caps peer through what seems to be a porthole at distant Earth — a planet so spiky with spires as to look machine-made.

From New York Times Oct. 13, 2014

I suspect Cornish supermarkets must be cleaner than those in London, where they always seem to be coated in a perpetual layer of grime necessitating that one is well-shod at all times.

From The Guardian Jul. 19, 2013

The classic fairy tale about the well-shod cat is performed by Synetic Family Theater.

From Washington Post Mar. 12, 2010

Darnaway's well-shod hoofs sent the diamond drops flying, as, with obvious pleasure, he trampled through the shallows.

From The Black Douglas by Frank Richards