shod

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Rhymes: -ɒd

Adjective[edit]

shod ‎(not comparable)

Wearing shoes.
Having tires equipped.

Translations[edit]

wearing shoes

Finnish: kengät (fi) pl jalassa (fi) (of man), kengitetty (fi) (of horse)
French: chaussé (fr)

German: beschuht (of a human), beschlagen (de) (of a horse etc.)
Macedonian: обуен m ‎(óbuen)
Polish: obuty (pl) m (of man), podkuty (pl) m (of horse)

having tires equipped

Finnish: renkaat (fi) pl alla (fi)

German: bereift (de)

Verb[edit]

shod

simple past tense and past participle of shoe

Anagrams[edit]

dohs, dosh, hods

shod

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