Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Having dry shoes or feet.
Wiktionary
- adv. without wetting's one's shoes or feet.
- adj. without wetting's one's shoes or feet.
GNU Webster's 1913
- adj. Without wetting the feet; having or keeping the feet or shoes dry.
WordNet 3.0
- adj. having or keeping the feet or shoes dry
Examples
“Men left their homes dry-shod in the morning, and returning from business had to wade up to their knees through unlighted streets or creep perilously along a narrow plank gangway, only to find that it stopped short just where the water was deepest.”
“An old fellow pointed out that one of the prophesies was that when it became possible to cross the river dry-shod in five places, disaster would strike the world.”
“Only two ships struggle ashore on the south coast, and they learn at once that Buckingham has been defeated by the rising of the river, his rebellion washed away by the waters, and Richard is waiting, dry-shod, to execute the survivors.”
“Thirty seconds after Brazil went into rapture in the rain, Hamilton sneaked past a dry-shod Timo Glock at the final corner to claim fifth place and the title by a point.”
The Guardian: Classic F1 season finishes: six decades of final grand prix drama
“But the sheer quantity made him pause and wonder if those stories about fish being so thick in the river that you could walk dry-shod on their backs might have a solid kernel of truth to them.”
“She sits dry-shod on the steps, shakes the water from the sheets of paper and tries to consider the view in the first person.”
“From henceforth in the halls of Nereus shalt thou dwell with me, god and goddess together; thence shalt thou rise dry-shod from out the main and see Achilles, our dear son, settled in his island-home by the strand of Leuce, that is girdled by the Euxine sea.”
“This is the night when first you saved our fathers :you freed the people of Israel from their slaveryand led them dry-shod through the sea.”
“It was a very good trip over to West Oxford that resulted - a meal and chat and beer and I even managed to get to their house dry-shod thanks to the pump working away and the sandbags shielding the pavement.”
“I crossed it almost dry-shod on the boulders above a little fall, stopping for a moment to drink and lave my brow.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘dry-shod’.
-
Adverbia
A long list of adverbs, beginning with full-drive. Someone had to list them. This list in continued in the list More Adverbia.
Read some sniping and some informative commentary about a...full-drive, portentously, unlawfully, legally, heterogeneously, consumingly, clancularly, inconsolably, prepositionally, retrogressively, symptomatically, decrepitly and 2460 more...
-
5-0
Hecko, words! I’m so happy I’ve found you. I want to keep you all and never want to lose you again. I hope you like it here.
amscray, thistledown, tine, tinsel, pungent, snarl, wail, lanky, viscid, dawdle, luminous, stow and 2719 more...
-
2012
by a long shot, tongue in cheek, nonesuch, sine qua non, segue, a fortiori, deus ex machina, dry-shod, sprezzatura, entropy, lingual, funky and 63 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for dry-shod.

Comments
No comments yet...
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.