bickern Antonyms
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Meaning of bickern
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bickern (n.)
An anvil ending in a beak or point (orig. in two beaks); also, the beak or horn itself.
bickern Sentence Examples
- The blacksmith carefully positioned the red-hot metal on the bickern.
- With a skilled hand, the apprentice struck the metal on the bickern to shape it into a horseshoe.
- The bickern stood sturdy and steadfast in the corner of the forge.
- The blacksmith's workshop was filled with the rhythmic clang of hammers against the bickern.
- After heating the metal in the forge, the blacksmith brought it to the bickern for shaping.
- The bickern showed signs of wear and tear from years of heavy use.
- The blacksmith's expertise was evident in the precise strikes he made on the bickern.
- With each strike on the bickern, the metal gradually took on the desired form.
- The apprentice carefully observed the master's technique as he worked at the bickern.
- The sound of the bickern echoed through the workshop, a constant reminder of the craft practiced within its walls.
FAQs About the word bickern
An anvil ending in a beak or point (orig. in two beaks); also, the beak or horn itself.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The blacksmith carefully positioned the red-hot metal on the bickern.
With a skilled hand, the apprentice struck the metal on the bickern to shape it into a horseshoe.
The bickern stood sturdy and steadfast in the corner of the forge.
The blacksmith's workshop was filled with the rhythmic clang of hammers against the bickern.
