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Definition of forge
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of forge is as below...
Forge (n.) To form by
heating
and
hammering;
to beat into any
particular
shape,
as a
metal..
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Helve
::
Helve (n.) A forge
hammer
which is
lifted
by a cam
acting
on the helve
between
the
fulcrum
and the head.
Fashion
::
Fashion
(v. t.) To forge or
counterfeit.
Tilt
::
Tilt (v. t.) To
hammer
or forge with a tilt
hammer;
as, to tilt steel in order to
render
it more
ductile..
Amnesia
::
Amnesia
(n.)
Forgetfulness;
also, a
defect
of
speech,
from
cerebral
disease,
in which the
patient
substitutes
wrong words or names in the place of those he
wishes
to
employ..
Worldly-minded
::
Worldly-minded
(a.)
Devoted
to
worldly
interests;
mindful
of the
affairs
of the
present
life, and
forgetful
of those of the
future;
loving
and
pursuing
this
world's
goods,
to the
exclusion
of piety and
attention
to
spiritual
concerns..
Forgetfulness
::
Forgetfulness
(n.)
Failure
to bear in mind;
careless
omission;
inattention;
as,
forgetfulness
of
duty..
Detection
::
Detection
(n.) The act of
detecting;
the
laying
open what was
concealed
or
hidden;
discovery;
as, the
detection
of a
thief;
the
detection
of
fraud,
forgery,
or a
plot..
Forgetful
::
Forgetful
(a.) Apt to
forget;
easily
losing
remembrance;
as, a
forgetful
man
should
use helps to
strengthen
his
memory..
Unforgettable
::
Unforgettable
(a.) Not
forgettable;
enduring
in
memory.
Whitesmith
::
Whitesmith
(n.) A
worker
in iron who
finishes
or
polishes
the work, in
distinction
from one who
forges
it..
Cyclops
::
Cyclops
(n. sing. & pl.) A
portable
forge,
used by
tinkers,
etc..
Tilting
::
Tilting
(n.) The
process
by which
blister
steel is
rendered
ductile
by being
forged
with a tilt
hammer.
Vain
::
Vain
(superl.)
Destitute
of forge or
efficacy;
effecting
no
purpose;
fruitless;
ineffectual;
as, vain toil; a vain
attempt..
Lotus
::
Lotus (n.) The lotus of the
lotuseaters,
probably
a tree found in
Northern
Africa,
Sicily,
Portugal,
and Spain
(Zizyphus
Lotus),
the fruit of which is
mildly
sweet.
It was
fabled
by the
ancients
to make
strangers
who ate of it
forget
their
native
country,
or lose all
desire
to
return
to it..
Coinage
::
Coinage
(v. t.) The act or
process
of
fabricating
or
inventing;
formation;
fabrication;
that which is
fabricated
or
forged.
Reforge
::
Reforge
(v. t.) To forge again or anew;
hence,
to
fashion
or
fabricate
anew; to make
over..
Crook
::
Crook (n.) A
person
given to
fraudulent
practices;
an
accomplice
of
thieves,
forgers,
etc..
Utterance
::
Utterance
(n.)
Putting
in
circulation;
as, the
utterance
of false coin, or of
forged
notes..
Blacksmith
::
Blacksmith
(n.) A smith who works in iron with a
forge,
and makes iron
utensils,
horseshoes,
etc..
Fire-new
::
Fire-new
(a.) Fresh from the
forge;
bright;
quite new;
brand-new.
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