smithy

Converse of object

• include: Each of the four separate yards included smithies, where iron fittings for the ships were prepared.
• work: A few premises however, have survived as working smithies although nowadays the work is mainly art and craft based rather than agricultural.
• have: The Ridges on the southern boundary of the site has an early iron smithy and an ironstone mine dating to before 1631.

Preposition: on

• green: The smithy on the village green is still worked [ 1983 ] .

Adjective modifier

• old: The house is a large airy 200 year old former smithy on the edge of a small hamlet.
• former: The house is a large airy 200 year old former smithy on the edge of a small hamlet.
• local: No wonder the local smithies were near the White Horse, the Angel and the Hare and Hounds.
• own: One man even saved £ 100 during the War to put down on buying his own smithy at home.

Modifies a noun

• door: From the steep descent above Clachan he saw the blacksmith standing outside the smithy door.
• work: Samuel Chadwick relates that when he was a boy, he often went to the local blacksmith shop to watch the smithy work.
• coal: In an old report, dated 1825, the following coal was available: Smithy Coal, .. .
• cottage: Smithy Cottage is proud to be part of it.
• bridge: Smithy Bridge was re-opened on 10th December after 9 month's closure.

Noun used with modifier

• village: Now, Tom was a half trained apprentice in sole charge of the village smithy.
• iron: Saxo-Norman material from the ninth to mid-twelfth century includes pottery; post-holes of a timber structure; animal bones; iron smithy.