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Meanings of smithies in English
Workshops of a blacksmith, who is an ironsmith who makes iron into tools or other objects.
Usage of smithies in English
1
Particular care should be taken of the fires in smithies and lying-in rooms.
2
There are smithies among us who make great tools and fashion beautiful art.
3
The din of Trollhätta Falls mingles with the noise from the saw-mills and smithies.
4
They went past the smithies, where a bevy of half-naked lads wielded long-handled hammers.
5
He taught the smithies how to make armor and weapons.
6
Within the pie-crust forges and smithies smoked and engines pounded.
7
They cannot work with the Danes ever about, but must set up smithies here.
8
And finding it, she saw three smithies side by side.
9
The spear heads are forged in the local smithies.
10
To the left were the stables, the piggery, the sheep-houses, the cow-sheds, and the smithies.
11
Of course they're limited to horse plows, but their smithies make implements from high-quality steel.
12
Shops, smithies, tanneries, bakeries, little magic stalls, libraries, shrines to the gods, and so forth.
13
I went into empty ropewalks, workshops, and smithies.
14
The swords are usually of wrought iron, occasionally of steel, and are forged in the local smithies.
15
The castles and huts, barns and sheds, smithies, shops and mills, stood out in the keen sunlight.
16
Smoke curled up from kitchens and smithies.
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