Forging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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:
• the act of forging, also FORGERY
• a furnace for melting or refining metal.
• a workshop or factory containing a furnace for melting metal.
• process of producing a metal component by hammering
• The act of shaping metal by hammering or pressing.
• The act of counterfeiting.
• A piece of forged work in metal; -- a general name for a piece of hammered iron or steel.
• shaping metal by heating and hammering
• a blacksmith's workshop; a smithy.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fashion or reproduce for fraudulent purposes
• a forgery

Words related to FORGING

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How to use FORGING in a sentence

• They should be sixteen or eighteen inches long, and are ready for use without forging filing or other preparation.
• In the case of large engines the crank in the intermediate shaft is a disadvantage, as it is difficult to obtain such a forging quite sound.
• The animal reappeared, plunging in and out among the shallows but forging up stream, and the men who meant to turn it back closed up.
• Distribution of Heat which is developed by Forging.
• Their livelihood was for the most part derived from mining and forging iron.
• The boat was by that time forging alongside, and they were able at last to see what manner of man they had to do with.
• Sometimes, too, they carried away the Bank of England notes that the Frenchmen were so clever at forging.
• Glen, in the lead, was forging ahead on a second supply of strength.
• Who can tell what metals the gods use in forging the subtle bond which we call sympathy, which we might as well call love.
• They are sent over to bind and to rivet upon us those chains which the British Ministry have been so long forging.
• His lordship here stated that in a recent case a man had been tried and convicted of forging a power of attorney.
• Meanwhile, the boys had caught up with Mollie, and seeing this she quickened her stroke, forging ahead again.
• The narrowing river brought him closer to the banks, and as he was forging ahead an old gentleman hailed him.
• The voyage was not of unusual interest, outside of the difficulty of forging ahead through the ice floes and considerable suffering from the cold.
• Then the hero joyfully expressed his thanks to the smith for forging such a splendid sword, and promised to bring him the full price demanded upon his return to Esthonia.
• Fortunately instances of the occurrence of forging are rare.
• The hunters now walked abreast, about fifty yards apart, Rod never forging a foot ahead of the cautious Mukoki.
• For a quarter of a century, France had been letting golden opportunities slip by while the colonies and trade of her rivals were forging ahead.
• A second day and night were spent in forging ahead, though it is doubtful if we averaged much over a mile an hour during that time.
• While she is still forging ahead out go the sweeps, six or eight of them, and the men throw themselves forward over the long slender loom, as they stand.
• A sense of the vast and antique simplicity of the forging, a feeling of hammering the earth itself into the superior purposes of man, enveloped Howat.
• The metallic clamour at the anvil rose and fell, diminished by the interposed bulk of the dwellings, ceaselessly forging the Penny iron, the Penny gold.
• They had been consulting how this should be done, and Timothy had proposed forging a letter, desiring her to come up to town, and his carrying it as a livery servant.
• In every way I was forging ahead as fast as I could.
• Four men are kept constantly at work forging hammers in the rough, while but two are required to put them through the two operations under the swaging-machine.
• His real name, so this paper says, is William Lukie, and the police have been on his tracks for some time for forging the names of several prominent business men.

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