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blacksmith
noun
someone
whose
job
is
to
make
and
repair
things
out
of
iron
by
heating
the
metal
until
it
is
soft
and
then
hammering
it
into
the
desired
shape
•
The
village
blacksmith
hammered
a
glowing
horseshoe
on
an
anvil
while
sparks
flew
through
the
dark
workshop
.
The
village
blacksmith
hammered
a
glowing
horseshoe
on
an
anvil
while
sparks
flew
through
the
dark
workshop
.
•
Tourists
watched
in
awe
as
the
museum
’
s
resident
blacksmith
bent
iron
bars
to
create
an
ornate
gate
.
Tourists
watched
in
awe
as
the
museum
’
s
resident
blacksmith
bent
iron
bars
to
create
an
ornate
gate
.
Old
English
blæc
“
black
”
+
smith
“
metal
worker
”,
referring
to
the
dark
color
of
iron
after
heating
.
verb
-
blacksmith
,
blacksmithing
,
blacksmiths
,
blacksmitted
to
work
as
a
blacksmith
,
shaping
and
forging
metal
with
heat
and
hammering
•
She
blacksmiths
custom
knives
for
collectors
in
her
rural
workshop
.
She
blacksmiths
custom
knives
for
collectors
in
her
rural
workshop
.
•
During
the
festival
,
visitors
can
try
blacksmithing
small
hooks
under
expert
guidance
.
During
the
festival
,
visitors
can
try
blacksmithing
small
hooks
under
expert
guidance
.
Verb
sense
derived
from
the
noun
,
meaning
“
to
act
as
a
blacksmith
”.
gunsmith
noun
a
skilled
worker
who
makes
,
repairs
,
or
sells
guns
and
firearms
•
I
need
to
find
a
good
gunsmith
to
fix
my
antique
rifle
.
I
need
to
find
a
good
gunsmith
to
fix
my
antique
rifle
.
•
The
gunsmith
spent
hours
engraving
intricate
designs
on
the
shotgun
.
The
gunsmith
spent
hours
engraving
intricate
designs
on
the
shotgun
.
mid-16th
cent
.:
from
gun
+
smith
(
a
craftsman
),
on
the
pattern
of
locksmith
.
locksmith
noun
a
person
whose
job
is
to
make
,
install
,
repair
,
or
open
locks
.
•
I
had
to
call
a
locksmith
when
I
locked
my
keys
inside
the
car
.
I
had
to
call
a
locksmith
when
I
locked
my
keys
inside
the
car
.
•
The
locksmith
made
a
new
key
for
our
front
door
in
just
minutes
.
The
locksmith
made
a
new
key
for
our
front
door
in
just
minutes
.
Originally
from
"
lock
"
+
"
smith
",
referring
to
a
metalworker
specializing
in
making
and
repairing
locks
.
