Shod means wearing shoes, or fitted with metal shoes. Well shod, shod in leather, a newly shod horse.
It is the past participle of shoe and survives mostly in compounds and set phrases. The best known is the proverb about the shoemaker's children going unshod, meaning that experts neglect their own affairs.
1adjectiveshodWearing shoes, or fitted with metal shoes.
“Make sure the children are well shod in sturdy boots before the hike.”
shod is a state.
Middle English shoed is the past participle of the verb to shoe, from Old English scoh, a shoe.
Middle English
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English, today
shod
From Middle English shoed, past participle of shon.
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