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shoemaker
1[ shoo-mey-ker ]
Shoemaker
2[ shoo-mey-ker ]
noun
- William Lee Willie, 1931–2003, U.S. jockey.
shoemaker
/ ˈʃːˌɪə /
noun
- a person who makes or repairs shoes or boots
Derived Forms
- ˈDZˌ쾱Բ, noun
Other Word Forms
- DZmiԲ noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of shoemaker1
Example Sentences
Meanwhile, Brazil's shoemakers could see more exports to the US as a result of Trump's high tariffs on Chinese exports.
Known for leaving long stretches between roles, in the 1990s Day-Lewis went into what he called "semi-retirement" and became a shoemaker's apprentice in Florence, Italy.
During his last years, while he lived at Mount Vernon and worked as a shoemaker, he gloried in telling tales of life with Washington during the war.
The British shoemaker’s chief executive, Kenny Wilson, said that it faced major delays in Europe, but felt almost no impact in Asia or in the United States.
"I left my house before the floods came, so I came here to set up camp," said 51-year-old shoemaker Mariano Medina, sitting under a tarp.
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