Shoehorn
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British pronunciation/ʃˈuːhɔːn/
American pronunciation/ˈʃuˌhɔɹn/

Definition & Meaning of "shoehorn"

to shoehorn
01

to force something into a tight or confined space

Transitive: to shoehorn sth somewhere
to shoehorn definition and meaning
Shoehorn
01

a device used for easing the foot into a shoe

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The mechanic skillfully shoehorned the tools into the compact toolbox.
He had to shoehorn the large suitcase into the cramped closet.
In the crowded garage, they had to shoehorn the bikes against the wall to fit them all.
Frustrated with the limited space, she had to shoehorn the extra clothes into the suitcase.
Trying to park in a tight spot, he had to shoehorn the car into the narrow space.
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