blacksmithing

[ blak-smith-ing ]

noun

1. the work of a blacksmith.

Word History and Origins

Origin of blacksmithing¹

First recorded in 1820–30; blacksmith + -ing ¹

Example Sentences

Some of this year’s projects were inspired by students’ love for blacksmithing, painting and other hobbies.

From Science News For Students

But Hank, he learnt a little blacksmithing when he was growing up, cause he liked to tinker around and to show how stout he was.

From Project Gutenberg

The following trades are taught: domestic science and domestic art, carpentry, wood-turning, machinery and blacksmithing.

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They finally ended their tour at a small shed that contained a forge, an anvil and complete blacksmithing equipment.

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In the blacksmithing and wagon-making they learn to take iron and wood in the rough and turn out a good, substantial wagon.

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Carpentry, bricklaying, and blacksmithing were usually done by slaves skilled in simple handicrafts.

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