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blacksmith
[blak-smith]
noun
a person who makes horseshoes and shoes horses.
a person who forges objects of iron.
a blackish damselfish, Chromis punctipinnis, inhabiting coastal waters off southern California.
blacksmith
/ ˈæˌɪθ /
noun
an artisan who works iron with a furnace, anvil, hammer, etc
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of blacksmith1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of blacksmith1
Example Sentences
Episodes from the first half of the 1960s, which often featured a young Burt Reynolds as a half-Comanche blacksmith in Dodge City, play like allegories about racism as the civil rights movement was simmering.
Les Capon, project manager with AOC Archaeology, said he believed part of the area could have been a blacksmith's workshop after discovering evidence of a forge and an anvil.
The North York Moors Ranger Service said it had worked with a blacksmith to create the viewing platform overlooking the landmark.
The sequel follows the story of Tom's character Henry of Skalitz, a blacksmith's son turned knight, and Luke's character, the impulsive Sir Hans Capon.
He said some names were based on a person's trade, such as a blacksmith, while others were clever word play.
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