Blacksmith
Blacksmith noun - A smith who forges and shapes iron with a hammer and anvil.
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Synonyms for Blacksmith
Farrier and blacksmith are semantically related. in ironsmith topic. In some cases you can use "Farrier" instead a noun "Blacksmith".
Farrier
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- forger and blacksmith
- forger and farrier
- anvil and blacksmith
- anvil and farrier
- horseshoer and blacksmith
- horseshoer and farrier
- smithy and blacksmith
- smithy and farrier
- smith and blacksmith
- smith and farrier
- hammersmith and blacksmith
- hammersmith and farrier
- black-smith and blacksmith
- black-smith and farrier
Both words in one sentence
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The tools and expertise required to make arms or armor were also carefully guarded and not available to the average blacksmith or farrier, who would be wasting his time making nails or horseshoes if he could instead be making blades or helmets for higher profits.
Source: The Blacksmith -
Jason Ogg, the blacksmith of Lancre is the best blacksmith and farrier on the Disc, but the cost is he must take up every challenge; from the stupid (having to shoe an ant - he made an anvil from a pinhead) to the exceptional (forging silver shoes for a Unicorn and shoeing the beast).
Source: Literature / Discworld - Similarly, Jason Ogg, immensely strong and despite an otherwise limited intelligence, a good blacksmith and the world's best farrier.
Source: Genius Bruiser / Literature
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