saddle-shoed en · ADJ
Etymology
From saddle shoe + -ed.
Meanings
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(not-comparable) Wearing a saddle shoe or shoes.
But even with my new title and new clothes, still inside me was saddle-shoed “Mary Lou,” lighting for self-esteem.
2003, Mary Marcdante, “Day 21: Appreciate and Celebrate Yourself”, in Living with Enthusiasm: How the 21-Day Smile Diet Can Change Your Life, Del Mar, Calif.: Inspired Life Publishing Company, →ISBN, page 207:“Wait ‘til you see this!” Satter pulled Rose behind him until they hooked up to a nearby circle of sweating boys and saddle-shoed girls.
2002, D[ebbie] A. Brockett, chapter 5, in Stained Glass Rose: A Historical Novel, Montrose, Colo.: Western Reflections Publishing Company, →ISBN, page 46:Her saddle-shoed foot catches the ominous green box, and no doubt several of the cookies inside are now crumbled, but hopefully not whatever listening device is in there.
2017, Michael Fiegel, “Tag Along”, in Blackbird: A Novel, New York, N.Y.: Skyhorse Publishing, →ISBN, pages 145–146: