horseshoes Antonyms
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Meaning of horseshoes
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horseshoes (n)
a game in which iron rings (or open iron rings) are thrown at a stake in the ground in the hope of encircling it
horseshoes Sentence Examples
- The blacksmith skillfully crafted intricate horseshoes from molten iron.
- The farmer carefully nailed new horseshoes onto his horse's hooves to protect them from wear.
- The lucky horseshoe was said to bring prosperity and ward off evil spirits.
- The horseshoe game, a popular pastime, required participants to toss metal horseshoes at stakes.
- The cavalry thundered into battle with horses adorned in gleaming horseshoes.
- The horseshoe-shaped pond provided a picturesque spot for fishing and relaxation.
- The artist used horseshoes as an unconventional medium to create abstract sculptures.
- The horseshoe crab, despite its name, is not closely related to horses and instead resembles an ancient creature.
- The "golden horseshoe" refers to a series of towns in Southern Ontario, Canada, known for their prosperity.
- The horseshoe symbol has been widely used in heraldry, representing strength, loyalty, and protection.
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a game in which iron rings (or open iron rings) are thrown at a stake in the ground in the hope of encircling it
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The blacksmith skillfully crafted intricate horseshoes from molten iron.
The farmer carefully nailed new horseshoes onto his horse's hooves to protect them from wear.
The lucky horseshoe was said to bring prosperity and ward off evil spirits.
The horseshoe game, a popular pastime, required participants to toss metal horseshoes at stakes.
