Ironwork is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IRONWORK in dictionary:

NOUN:
• objects made of iron
• articles or parts made of iron
• work done in iron, esp decorative work
• Anything made of iron; -- a general name of such parts or pieces of a building, vessel, carriage, etc., as consist of iron.
• work made of iron (gratings or rails or railings etc)

Words related to IRONWORK

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Words that contain IRONWORK

ironworks16 ironworker17 ironworkers18

How to use IRONWORK in a sentence

• At once I slipped quietly out upon my balcony, and stepped softly over the ironwork that separated the two parts.
• The only sounds are the strident puffs of jets of steam, the dull rumbling of machinery, and the sudden rattle of ironwork lowered from the carts to the pavement.
• But it is proper to make exceptions, in some instances, where repairs of ironwork are solicited.
• As I did so a shrapnel bullet came past my head, and, striking a piece of ironwork, flattened out and fell at my feet.
• While some of the men mended harness others repaired the frames and ironwork of the wagons.
• We took the opportunity of collecting some iron-work and teak planks, which afterwards proved more serviceable than we at the time anticipated.
• The third Cut is the Monkey House, of substantial iron-work, with dormitories and winter apartments in the rear.
• He also sent me over tools of all sorts, iron-work, and utensils necessary for my plantation, which proved to be of the greatest use to me in my business.
• But the big dynamo drowned these little noises altogether with the sustained drone of its iron core, which somehow set part of the ironwork humming.
• Here are Smiths enough to do the iron-work of the whole ship.
• On the north side of the choir is the late Gothic chantry of Bishop Audley and opposite is that of the Hungerfords, the upper part of iron-work.
• But what continually bothered them was their ignorance of iron-work.
• To these the general added a quantity of iron-work taken from the wheels of carriages that were abandoned on the march.
• A net of iron-work of very large dimensions is taken into the wilds most frequented by the beast.
• The forge was also set up, to make the iron-work wanting for the repairs of the fore-mast.
• He had stolen some iron-work, the property of Griggs the butcher.
• A line of railings, covered with ironwork of a florid and intricate pattern, but greatly decayed, shut it off from the roadway.
• Sharp, thinking these men would be very useful to him, took them away, with all their tools and a quantity of ironwork, in a dory, to convey them off to his ship.
• Here he went ashore, and made friends with the Maroons, some of whom, no doubt, were old acquaintances, still gay with beads or iron-work which he had given them two years before.
• The sails, rigging, and ironwork were to be brought from the coast, where they had been stored since Cortez had sunk his ships.
• There, after fumbling with his keys for a moment or two, he quietly unlocked the heavy outer grating of twisted ironwork and then the inner door of oak.
• There is some particularly good iron-work on the doors, made by Messrs Potter from designs by Mr.
• The iron-work of the door itself is modern by Potter.
• We may also notice two rich pieces of iron-work from Sir A.
• On the door opening on the staircase is some good iron-work, and Bishop Audley’s initials may be noticed on the lock.
• A mass of glass and ironwork fell from the remote roofs into the middle gallery, not a hundred yards away from him, and in the distance were shouts and running.
• The ironwork of the mast, the rudder and the hull had been roughly but strongly forged at the Chimneys.
• He likewise sent to Mexico by order of the general, all the ironwork necessary for the construction of two vessels which were ordered to be built for sailing on the lake.
• He had stolen some iron-work, the property of Griggs, the butcher.
• The whole cost of this remarkable object, displaying the great superiority acquired by British artisans in the manufacture of ironwork, is about 80,000l.
• The ironwork was in relief, the woodwork stood out.
• A reliable authority gives the following as a very good recipe for ironwork varnish.
• When cold the varnish is ready for application to outdoor ironwork.
• There were names on scrolls over the doors of the light iron-work screens which separated the chapels from the nave, but they were in a language I did not understand.
• The buildings were defaced, the windows broken, the stoves and ovens wrecked, and all the ironwork carried off.

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