smiddy Antonyms
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Meaning of smiddy
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smiddy (n.)
A smithy.
smiddy Sentence Examples
- The glowing embers of the smiddy cast an eerie light on the blacksmith's face.
- The rhythmic clang of hammers on metal echoed from the smiddy, summoning the villagers.
- The smiddy's anvil bore witness to countless tools and weapons that had been forged on its surface.
- The blacksmith's apprentice diligently tended to the fire in the smiddy, feeding it with coal to keep it ablaze.
- The pungent smell of burning metal permeated the smiddy, a testament to the arduous labor within.
- A group of curious children gathered outside the smiddy, marveling at the sparks that flew from the blacksmith's forge.
- The journeyman blacksmith expertly wielded his tongs and hammers in the smiddy, transforming a molten ingot into a masterpiece.
- The smiddy was a place where metal took shape under the skilled hands of its master craftsman.
- The tools of the trade hung neatly on the walls of the smiddy, a testament to the blacksmith's meticulousness.
- The smiddy's smoke billowed into the sky, a symbol of the village's industry and ingenuity.
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A smithy.
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The glowing embers of the smiddy cast an eerie light on the blacksmith's face.
The rhythmic clang of hammers on metal echoed from the smiddy, summoning the villagers.
The smiddy's anvil bore witness to countless tools and weapons that had been forged on its surface.
The blacksmith's apprentice diligently tended to the fire in the smiddy, feeding it with coal to keep it ablaze.
