shoed

Given horse plates

Shoed is the past tense of shoe, meaning to furnish with shoes—usually said of horses: The farrier shoed three horses this morning.

For humans, shod is more common: The children were shod in new boots.

Shoed appears occasionally when the context emphasizes the act of putting shoes on rather than the state of being equipped with them.

equestrian

farrier

One who shoes horses

anvil · nails · trimming · stabled · shod · corrective · therapeutic · barefoot · stallion · mare

footwear

sneakers

Casual athletic footwear

heels · flats · clogs · moccasins · oxfords · brogues · espadrilles · wedges · pumps · stilettos

protective

steel-toe

Protective boot insert

slip-resistant · insulated · waterproof · metatarsal · anti-static · foundry · construction · industrial · workplace · OSHA

tread

sole

Foot's bottom surface

  • gripSecure manual hold
  • tractionAdhesive friction enabling movement
  • lugTote with effort

cleat · outsole · groove · non-slip · rubber · treadwear · all-terrain · durability · abrasion-resistant · pattern

fashion

designer

One who plans appearances

runway · couture · boutique · accessorized · coordinated · statement · elegant · vintage · retro · contemporary

Opposites
footwear status

shoedbarefoot

Wearing no shoes

unshod · barefooted · shoeless · unshoed

Phrases
Family

shoe, shoes, horseshoe, shoemaker, shoeing, horseshoes, shoemaking, snowshoes, unshod

Familiarity
Top 50,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G