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Examples
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But before she nudged Jackson with her heel to move on, the young old man grabbed her stirruped boot and held it close to his chest.
Drought. Yasmin Elaine Waring 2011
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Water rose gradually until it was up to her stirruped feet.
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Brendan Ryan, like a few other young players in the Cards organization along with youngsters in other orgs, I'll add chose to pull his pants legs up and reveal the striped/stirruped socks beneath.
Help me understand baseball uniforms. Ann Althouse 2008
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We stirruped our hands, Schanno and I, and lifted Meloux so that he could grasp the lower branches and pull himself into the maple.
THUNDER BAY WILLIAM KENT KRUEGER 2007
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We stirruped our hands, Schanno and I, and lifted Meloux so that he could grasp the lower branches and pull himself into the maple.
THUNDER BAY WILLIAM KENT KRUEGER 2007
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We stirruped our hands, Schanno and I, and lifted Meloux so that he could grasp the lower branches and pull himself into the maple.
THUNDER BAY WILLIAM KENT KRUEGER 2007
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We stirruped our hands, Schanno and I, and lifted Meloux so that he could grasp the lower branches and pull himself into the maple.
THUNDER BAY WILLIAM KENT KRUEGER 2007
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One more time, just where the shale bank ended, the water surged up to caress Red's stirruped feet, but then they were obviously ascending the slope out of the river, splashing through fetlock-high water.
First Fall McCaffrey, Anne 1993
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One more time, just where the shale bank ended, the water surged up to caress Red's stirruped feet, but then they were obviously ascending the slope out of the river, splashing through fetlock-high water.
Chronicles of Pern, First Fall McCaffrey, Anne 1993
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One more time, just where the shale bank ended, the water surged up to caress Red's stirruped feet, but then they were obviously ascending the slope out of the river, splashing through fetlock-high water.
The Chronicles of Pern McCaffrey, Anne 1993
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