† ˈhigh-shod, -shoed, a. Obs.
Wearing high shoes; hence, rustic, boorish. (See next.)
| 1656 J. Harrington Oceana (1771) 152 (Jod.) Your high-shod prerogative and those same slouching fellows, your tribuns. 1693 Dryden Persius (1697) 478 The high-shoo'd Ploughman. a 1716 South Serm. (1717) IV. 497 Who..rejoice as much in their homely Dame, and ragged Children, together with their High-shoed Companions, as those who can..domineer over Kingdoms. |