Shod is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHOD in dictionary:

VERB:
• SHOE, to provide with a covering for the foot
• to fit a horse with one or more horseshoes.
PREPOSITION:
• f Shoe.
ADJECTIVE:
• wearing footgear
• used of certain religious orders who wear shoes
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a past tense of shoe

Words related to SHOD

shoe7 shoed9 shoeing11

Words that contain SHOD

reshod10 shoddy14 shoder10 unshod10 misshod13 shodden12 shoders11 shoddier13 shoddies13 shoddily16 slipshod14 horseshod16 roughshod17 shoddiest14 shoddiness15 shoddinesses17 slipshodness18 slipshoddiness21 slipshodnesses20

How to use SHOD in a sentence

• She had a very decided way of putting down her uncoquettishly shod feet.
• Each leg was a fine leg, well-clad, and superbly shod in almost new boots with nail-protected soles.
• Moreover, his feet were so tender that I always had to keep him shod with skin sandals.
• A smith who shod my horse, which had cast a shoe, did say that that rogue Charles Stuart had not been taken yet, and that he thought he ought to be hanged.
• I went early in the day, and after some little difficulty the river was safely crossed, though my poor horse, not being shod, fell upon the ice more than once.
• Panchito, a splendid big chestnut with two white stockings and a blazed face, was gray with sweat and alkali dust and shod like a plow horse.
• She walked across a deserted field, where the stubble bruised her tender feet, so delicately shod, and tore her thin gown to shreds.
• There was a hurried scrambling on board, the water fortunately being deep enough near shore to allow all to step upon the boat dry shod.
• Johnny rode to where he had seen the horseman, picked up the tracks of shod hoofs and followed them to the fence.
• His men were so poorly shod and clothed they could not be brought into line of battle.
• His grey veterans were still ragged and poorly shod.
• She insisted that he should stop and have the horse shod.
• He is robed and shod in the manner of the antique, with his arms bare.
• He stood before the lioness, shouting, and in one hand he held a large war-shield, and in the other he grasped a heavy club shod with iron.
• Their feet were shod with boots with turned-up ends, a sure indication of their northern origin.
• We had strong hopes of the morrow, when we would be all rested, all were shod, and would make every footstep count in our western progress.
• Both men and oxen were shod with moccasins made of raw-hide to protect the feet against sharp rocks.
• The damp earth before the case had been trodden by large, roughly shod feet.
• Shod with the metal free, And for to meet the Douglas there, He rode right furiouslie.
• Shoes and stockings in hand you ford the shallow river, then, shod again, you begin the long ascent.
• He gave me an order to have my pony shod before all the others, a very important stipulation, for the ambulance horses had been waiting to be shod for a week.

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