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Meanings of blacksmith in English
Person who creates wrought iron or steel products by forging, hammering, bending, and cutting.
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Usage of blacksmith in English
1
I knew the burly man; he was the local smith, the blacksmith.
2
In carving, the hand of a countess; in forging, a blacksmith's arm.
3
Clement to wit, as the dweller in the house was a blacksmith.
4
The marine turned his eyes in the direction of the blacksmith's daughter.
5
The blacksmith had had the forethought to bring the shoes with him.
6
He is generally picked because he was a blacksmith in civil life.
7
Call took the opportunity to have a blacksmith completely rebuild the buggy.
8
A village blacksmith describes his ancient craft to a fascinated young onlooker.
9
Then beat it straight on for the cottonwoods behind the blacksmith shop.
10
They were seven in all and amongst them the blacksmith, an ex-soldier.
11
He thought seriously of the trade of the blacksmith which many advised.
12
The meeting between the long-absent blacksmith and his relations was very tender.
13
At one time he condemned a blacksmith to hard labor for awkwardness.
14
The blacksmith's daughter became Lady Hamilton, an ambassador's wife and society hostess.
15
The runners I will have to buy down to the blacksmith shop.
16
This blacksmith was a man with a strong sense of fair play.
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