Definition of dry-shod in US English:
dry-shod
adverb & adjectiveˈdraɪˌʃɑdˈdrīˌSHäd
Without wetting one's shoes.
as adjective dry-shod evacuation involved getting into a lifeboat at deck level
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a magical sort of dry-shod crossing that's less apt to occur on a whitewater river like the Madeira, which flows too fast and heavily for such general meandering.
- Getting to Shenavall bothy dry-shod is almost unheard of, and we didn't fancy our chances.