tue-irons (Meaning)

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tue-irons (n. pl.)

A pair of blacksmith's tongs.

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The blacksmith skillfully wielded his tue-irons, shaping the molten metal into intricate designs.
The archaic tue-irons were carefully preserved as relics of a bygone era of blacksmithing.
The anvil reverberated with the harmonious sound as the blacksmith struck his tue-irons against the glowing iron.
The blacksmith's apprentices studied the master's technique, observing how he handled the delicate tue-irons.
The tuyere was essential to the blacksmith's forge, directing the airflow towards the burning coals.
The blacksmith's workspace was filled with the characteristic aroma of freshly worked iron and the distinctive clinking of his tue-irons.
The medieval blacksmith relied heavily on his tue-irons, using them to manipulate the heated metal with precision.
The intricate carvings on the handles of the blacksmith's tue-irons hinted at the pride he took in his craft.
The blacksmith gave a demonstration of his skill, using his tue-irons to create a masterpiece before the admiring crowd.
The tue-irons were passed down through generations of blacksmiths, each inheriting the legacy of their predecessors.

A pair of blacksmith's tongs.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The blacksmith skillfully wielded his tue-irons, shaping the molten metal into intricate designs.

The archaic tue-irons were carefully preserved as relics of a bygone era of blacksmithing.

The anvil reverberated with the harmonious sound as the blacksmith struck his tue-irons against the glowing iron.

The blacksmith's apprentices studied the master's technique, observing how he handled the delicate tue-irons.