Usually means: Craftsman specializing in making shoes.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Shoesmith)

▸ noun:  (dated) A person who shoes horses for a living.
▸ noun:  A surname originating as an occupation.

Similar:
shoey, snob, shummaker, sutor, suede-shoe operator, shoader, boots, batmaker, cocksmith, suede-shoe salesman, more...

Opposite:
shoemaker, cobbler

Types:
cobbler, shoemaker, more...

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Similar:
shoey, snob, shummaker, sutor, suede-shoe operator, shoader, boots, batmaker, cocksmith, suede-shoe salesman, more...

Opposite:
shoemaker, cobbler

Types:
cobbler, shoemaker, more...



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