smithy
[smith-ee, smith -ee]
noun, plural smith·ies.
the workshop of a smith, especially a blacksmith.
a blacksmith.
Origin of smithy
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Related Words for smithy
heater, stove, kiln, incinerator, boiler, plover, farrier, smithy, anvil, forge, shoer, cinerator, crematorExamples from the Web for smithy
Contemporary Examples of smithy
The Smithy character, played by Dustin Ybarra, is so cartoonish as to be off-putting rather than gleefully adolescent.
Historical Examples of smithy
Then we went back to the smithy to wait the result of the blast.
A Woman TenderfootGrace Gallatin Seton-Thompson
The cottage had once been a smithy, and the bellows had been left in its place.
Ranald Bannerman's BoyhoodGeorge MacDonald
"The green light," Smithy was saying in horrified understanding.
Two Thousand Miles BelowCharles Willard Diffin
Dean Rawson, with Smithy close at hand, pushed through the crowd.
Two Thousand Miles BelowCharles Willard Diffin
He was showing the ring to Smithy as the men passed from hearing.
Two Thousand Miles BelowCharles Willard Diffin
smithy
noun plural smithies
Word Origin for smithy
Old English smiththe; related to Old Norse smithja, Old High German smidda, Middle Dutch smisse
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