Definition of "shodden" [shodden]

• A past participle of shoe. (verb)

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• "Death showed in van and horse-hoof was shodden with skull of man; nor did they cease from sore smiting till waned the day and the night came on in black array, when they drew apart and, returning to their tents, passed the night there."
• "Therefore, without more hesitation, I plunged into the middle way, holding a long ash staff before me, shodden at the end with iron."
• "Some of us went thither after a time, when our horses were shodden and rasped, for although we might not like the man, we might be glad of his tidings, which seemed to be something wonderful."