Shoe

Meaning

Noun

●

In Footwear:

A

for the

, with a

part

of

or

and often a

, and a

part

or

. Shoes

do not

above the

,

, which do.

●

A

of

to be

to a horse's

as a means of

; a horseshoe.

●

In Card games:

A

for

of

,

more

to be

by

the time between shuffles.

●

Something

a

form,

, or

, such as a

.

A

of

or

, or a

of

,

to

of the

of a

, or any

which

on the snow.

A

, or

of

or

,

under the

of a

, to

its

in

a hill.

The part of a

which

upon the

to

its motion.

A

or

for

from the

to the

of the millstone.

An

in an ore-crushing mill.

An

or

to take the

of a

or rafter.

An

to

the point of a

pile.

Part of a current

on

which provides

either with a

or an

(fitted to a

in the latter case).

An

of

or

somewhat like a

Chinese

, formerly used in

the Far East.

●

In Architecture:

Something

a

form,

, or

, such as a

.

A trough-shaped or spout-shaped

,

at the bottom of

the

the

,

the water off from the building.

●

In Engineering:

Something

a

form,

, or

, such as a

.

A

, or

,

between a

and the

part on which it

, to take the

and

means of

; called also

and gib.

●

The

or

of a

, especially for an automobile.

●

A

, especially for an automobile.

Verb

●

To

feet.

●

To

on someone

else's

, especially to

on a horse.

●

To

an

with a

of material.

Name

●

A surname.

Sourced from

Origin

shoe

English

shoo

Middle English (1100-1500)

scoh

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

Sourced from

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