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smithy

Part of speech: Noun

The workshop of one who forges metal, especially of a blacksmith.

Usage examples "smithy":

There was a roadside smithy a mile or two farther on, and dismounting he made for that. - "Weighed and Wanting", George MacDonald.
When night fell the smithy was lighted by its single light, the glance of the eyes of the burning coal which flamed under the leather bellows. - "Romance of the Rabbit", Francis Jammes.
He led Sarah unprotestingly- though at any other time she would have teased to be allowed to stay and watch the fascinating work of the smithy- across the street and to the steep little flight of steps that led to the pleasant, vine- covered side porch of the country hotel. - "Rainbow Hill", Josephine Lawrence.