Forges is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORGES in dictionary:

VERB:
• FORGE, to counterfeit for fraudulent purposes
• make or shape (a metal object) by heating it in a fire or furnace and hammering it
• create (something) strong, enduring, or successful
• produce a fraudulent copy or imitation of (a document, signature, banknote, or work of art)
• move forward gradually or steadily
NOUN:
• a furnace for melting or refining metal.
• a workshop or factory containing a furnace for melting metal.
• a blacksmith's workshop; a smithy.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fashion or reproduce for fraudulent purposes

Words related to FORGES

forge9 forged11 forging12

Words that contain FORGES

reforges12 dropforges17

How to use FORGES in a sentence

• A man who forges on his neighbour pays the penalty of his crime at the gallows.
• Iron forges were registered, and lumps of hammered iron are stated to have been paid as rent.
• He opened shops and established forges in every part of the city for the manufacture of darts, spears, pikes, and all kinds of military machinery.
• It strives and struggles and gives life itself for political freedom, while it forges social chains and fetters for itself and wears them with a foolish smile.
• But it is not from crude psychological arguments that he forges his tremendous Key.
• When clear she forges ahead again and the operation is repeated.
• It is work, regarded as a duty, that forges men, not fanciful play.
• Young Sue found his old companion faring sumptuously, being attached to a liberal man named De Forges, who also supplied Sue occasionally with money.
• Trials have been made at Havre with an electric launch built to the order of the French government by the Forges et Chantiers de la Mediterranee.
• Here he forges wealth and death at one and the same time.
• No one was yet stirring in the little village, which, scarcely emerged from the early twilight, lay still and silent, except for the ceaseless, monotonous clang of the forges.
• Except for the forges and, toward the last, the steam locomotives, not a pound of coal was burned on the work.
• God’s triumphant Faith forges on, its unity unimpaired, its purpose unsullied, its stability unshaken.
• In the South Staffordshire iron trade, work has been only partially resumed as yet, and many of the mills and forges will not be started until the quarterly meetings, next week.
• Then he heard loud voices, which he took to be the singing of the little smiths, and the bright fire from their forges shone in his eyes.
• The car forges ahead and reaches the tracks just in time to be struck by the engine.
• For the latter, a large and convenient shop, capable of working six or seven forges, was erecting at Sydney.
• Now Venus hither leads her train, The Nymphs and Graces join in orgies, The moon is bright and by her light Old Vulcan kindles up his forges.
• It was a countryside savagely invaded by forges and mine shafts and gaunt black things.
• At each pull the bellows send spouting from the dust-filled throat of the furnace a cutting blue comet, lined with crackling and dazzling white, and therein the man forges.
• Go, then, and take the waters of Forges, or any that may be more agreeable to you, and recuperate yourself as quickly as possible.
• What is it that this hammer, the bell, forges on the anvil of thought? Ursus counted, vaguely and without motive, the tolling of the knell.
• And forges rang, and through open windows hummed sounds of industry.
• Even to-day the people of Balbalasang make the long journey to Bangued, or even to Vigan, to secure Chinese iron, which they carry back to their mountain forges.
• The flaming forges came out, and terrified while they fascinated my childish imagination.
• What did it matter to me that I was locked in and that my father and mother, with my elder sister Kate, were all at the theater? I had the sunset, the forges, and the oak bureau.
• Let go the anchor while she forges, eight to nine lengths from the land, and let her swing round, stern to the sand.
• He was, for the greater part, away in the interest of his widely scattered activities, forges, furnaces, nail factories and rolling mills.
• These stupendous miles were, to-day, the furnaces and forges that Gilbert Penny had built and operated in the pastoral clearings of the Province.
• It was named Balmung, and had been tempered by the Nibelungs in their glowing forges underneath the glad green earth.

Similar words containing FORGE without suffix s

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