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What is the opposite of barefoot?
Shod - But yuch! why would you want to go there, barefoot is so much better.
What does shodding mean?
Way back in the days when I was growing up in Mississippi we carried our cotton to the gin by wagon drawn by a couple of mules or horses. We would leave the wagon of cotton at the gin and carry the mules/horses to the blacksmith shop and have new shoes put on . Everyone knows what a horseshoe is. The end product was your animal was shod. The process was called shodding.
Is the word 'shoe' a noun or an adjective or a verb?
The word 'shoe' is both a noun (shoe, shoes) and a verb (shoe, shoes, shoeing, shod or shodden).Examples:I found one shoe but I can't find the other. (noun)There's a local blacksmith who can shoe the horse. (verb)
What is the exposition of the story of sinigang?
It's
What is meant by shoring and strutting?
Shoring And StruttingWhen trenches have to be dug in loose ground it is necessary to support the sides of the excavation by timbering and shoring.In moderately firm ground, after a depth of 3 or 4 feet has been excavated, a few rough planks or "poling hoards" P P (Fig. 383) are placed at intervals varying with the nature of the soil against the sides of the trench, and kept up by jamming or wedging in between them struts (S) of rough scantling from 4 to 6 inches square.In looser ground it is necessary to place the poling boards closer together, and so support them (Fig. 384) by 3-inch planks W W called "walings." The struts must be made thick, in proportion to the width of the trench and the pressure upon them, and their distance apart will depend upon the strength of the walings and the nature of the soil.Fig. 383.Fig. 384.The poling boards P P are often in short lengths of about 3 feet, so that no greater depth has to be excavated before they can be inserted.In very loose soils, such as running sands or slipping clays, it is evident that the sides would fall in if an attempt was made to excavate the trenches to a depth of 3 or 4 feet before supporting them (Fig. 385).To prevent this the poling boards are sometimes put in horizontally - as "sheeting " - one at a time. A portion 9 inches or a foot deep is excavated, and at once supported by planks placed longitudinally on both sides and kept apart by struts, then another depth of 9 inches is taken out and another plank placed on each side below those already in position, and these last also strutted. When five or six planks have been thus inserted on each side walings may be added, and some of the struts dispensed with.The timber used for shoring important excavations should be hard and tough - seasoned, - barked before use - so placed as to receive the stress on its end grain, and as large a bearing surface as possible should be allowed, especially when the end of one timber bears upon the side of another.All shores should be driven from above, not sideways or horizontally. The planks or walings at the sides of an excavation should be at a slight inclination, as in Fig. 385, the upper edge sloping toward the earth they support, so that when the shore, whose ends are cut to the proper angle, is driven down from above, it will take a fair bearing.1Fig. 385 shows round shores, which are sometimes made by cutting up old fir scaffold-poles. Half-round walings are also often used.Sometimes in very bad soil long planks called " runners," having sharp ends shod with iron, are substituted for the poling boards; these are driven in as the trench is dug, their points being kept a foot or so below the bottom of the portion excavated. In very deep excavations platforms are required at vertical intervals of about 5 feet to receive the earth thrown up by the men from stage to stage.Fig. 385.1 Transactions, Society of Engineers, 1873.In this case these stages may rest upon the struts of the timbering, which should be made particularly firm to ensure safety.
What is a shod foot?
A shod foot is a foot with a shoe on it.
Do poorly shod marathoners suffer the agony of defeat?
not after seeing poorly shod winners
How do you use the word shod in a sentence?
Make sure every horse is shod before the parade.
What is shod mean?
"Shod" is the past tense of the verb "shoe," meaning to provide someone or something with shoes.
Are oxen shod?
No. Horses are.
Give a sentence for the word shod?
The blacksmith shod my horse, after removing the ill fitting shoes he had when I bought him at the auction.
Where do horses go to get shod?
the farrier
What is an escaped person called?
An escaped person is commonly referred to as a fugitive.
What should you do to be safe from lightning if you are caught out in a storm?
we shod be go to the house we shod not take shelter under shed like mettle
What are the ratings and certificates for Shod Hatelephonim Hagadol - 1972?
Shod Hatelephonim Hagadol - 1972 is rated/received certificates of: Iceland:12
The sound of hoofs?
that depends on the surface its walking on and if the horse is shod or not. But the excepted norm is clip clop if its shod and more a pdum pdum if unshod.
Who shod horses and worked with metal?
A Blacksmith.
