oxshoe Antonyms
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Meaning of oxshoe
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oxshoe (n.)
A shoe for oxen, consisting of a flat piece of iron nailed to the hoof.
oxshoe Sentence Examples
- The blacksmith crafted an oxshoe with sturdy metal, ensuring its durability.
- The heavy oxshoe weighed several pounds, providing stability for the massive animal.
- The oxshoe was designed with a wide, curved surface to evenly distribute the weight of the ox.
- The sound of the oxshoe against the cobblestone streets echoed through the village.
- The oxshoe was a symbol of the animal's strength and its role in agriculture.
- The farmer used a pair of pliers to carefully remove the old oxshoe and replace it with a new one.
- The shape of the oxshoe allowed the ox to move comfortably and efficiently over rough terrain.
- The oxshoe was an essential part of the harness, connecting the animal to the plow or cart.
- The blacksmith's apprentices spent hours shaping and fitting oxshoes to the animals' hooves.
- The size and thickness of the oxshoe varied depending on the size and breed of the ox.
FAQs About the word oxshoe
A shoe for oxen, consisting of a flat piece of iron nailed to the hoof.
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The blacksmith crafted an oxshoe with sturdy metal, ensuring its durability.
The heavy oxshoe weighed several pounds, providing stability for the massive animal.
The oxshoe was designed with a wide, curved surface to evenly distribute the weight of the ox.
The sound of the oxshoe against the cobblestone streets echoed through the village.
