snowshoe
1snow·shoe
noun \-ˌshü\Definition of SNOWSHOE
: a usually lightweight platform for the foot that is designed to enable a person to walk on soft snow without sinking and that typically consists of an oblong frame crossed with leather thongs or synthetic material
First Known Use of SNOWSHOE
1666
Rhymes with SNOWSHOE
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2snowshoe
intransitive verbsnow·shoedsnow·shoe·ing
Definition of SNOWSHOE
: to travel on snowshoes
— snow·sho·er \-ˌshü-ər\ noun
Examples of SNOWSHOE
- We snowshoed through the woods.
First Known Use of SNOWSHOE
1880
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