Definitions
equip (a horse) with a horseshoe or horseshoes
Word origin
Inherited from Middle English horsscho, from hors + scho. By surface analysis, horse + shoe.
Used in a sentence
“And what has been thus affirmed of other leading commodities; the blacksmith, for example, no longer making, but buying his horseshoes, nails, nuts, and bolts;”
“Each player has a turn at tossing his horseshoes, one at a time, at the stob opposite him. His opponent then throws his horseshoes.”
“Whereas the railway heads inland to take the easier but much longer horseshoe-shaped route around the firth, the A9 directly crosses it from north to south on a bridge built in 1991.”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
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