Definition of "wet-shod" [wet•-shod]

• Having the feet, or the shoes on the feet, wet. (adjective)

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• "I heard it from the lips of one wet-shod with their blood, dripping crimson from the battle -- my own cousin, Xavier."
• "We go to the theatre and the opera, and we dance, as it were, red, wet-shod to the hideous strains of the Carmagnole."
• "If they will have a bridge (which by the way will crowd the scene), it should be composed of rude fragments, such as the giant of the Peak would step upon, that he might not be wet-shod."