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sabot
[ sab-oh; French sa-boh ]
noun
plural sabots [sab, -ohz, s, a, -, boh].
- a shoe made of a single block of wood hollowed out, worn especially by farmers and workers in the Netherlands, France, Belgium, etc.
- a shoe with a thick wooden sole and sides and a top of coarse leather.
- Military.
- a wooden or metal disk formerly attached to a projectile in a muzzleloading cannon.
- a soft metal ring at the base of a projectile that makes the projectile conform to the rifling grooves of a gun.
sabot
/ ˈsæbəʊ; sabo /
noun
- a shoe made from a single block of wood
- a shoe with a wooden sole and a leather or cloth upper
- a lightweight sleeve in which a subcalibre round is enclosed in order to make it fit the rifling of a firearm. After firing the sabot drops away
- a small sailing boat with a shortened bow
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Other Words From
- sa·boted [sa-, bohd, sab, -ohd], adjective
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of sabot1
C17: from French, probably from Old French savate an old shoe, also influenced by bot boot 1; related to Italian ciabatta old shoe, Old Provençal sabata
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Example Sentences
Their feet are shod in clogs, sabots, backless loafers, espadrilles with crushable heels and various other iterations of shoes with a covered toe and open back.
From New York Times
He was photographed in 1862 wearing sabots, the wooden clogs that were traditional peasant footwear.
From Washington Post
Marine: A sabot is a short tank round.
From Washington Times
Sabo, who uses a pseudonym derived from a tank munition called sabot, is selling prints of the poster for $25 on his website.
From The Guardian
Sabo – a pseudonym derived from a tank munition called sabot – made his breakthrough in the GOP primaries with a poster of Ted Cruz as a tattooed, muscled convict.
From The Guardian
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