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Definition of forging
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Forging
(n.) A piece of
forged
work in
metal;
-- a
general
name for a piece of
hammered
iron or
steel.
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Cold-shut
::
Cold-shut
(a.)
Closed
while too cold to
become
thoroughly
welded;
-- said of a
forging
or
casting.
Counterfesance
::
Counterfesance
(a.) The act of
forging;
forgery.
Forgery
::
Forgery
(n.) The act of
forging
metal into
shape.
Forging
::
Forging
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Forg.
Porter
::
Porter
(n.) A bar of iron or steel at the end of which a
forging
is made; esp., a long, large bar, to the end of which a heavy
forging
is
attached,
and by means of which the
forging
is
lifted
and
handled
in
hammering
and
heating;
--
called
also
porter
bar..
Forgery
::
Forgery
(n.) The act of
forging,
fabricating,
or
producing
falsely;
esp., the crime of
fraudulently
making
or
altering
a
writing
or
signature
purporting
to be made by
another;
the false
making
or
material
alteration
of or
addition
to a
written
instrument
for the
purpose
of
deceit
and
fraud;
as, the
forgery
of a
bond..
Monkey
::
Monkey
(n.) The
weight
or
hammer
of a pile
driver,
that is, a very heavy mass of iron,
which,
being
raised
on high, falls on the head of the pile, and
drives
it into the
earth;
the
falling
weight
of a drop
hammer
used in
forging..
Scale
::
Scale (n.) The thin oxide which forms on the
surface
of iron
forgings.
It
consists
essentially
of the
magnetic
oxide,
Fe3O4.
Also, a
similar
coating
upon other
metals..
Clinker
::
Clinker
(n.) A scale of oxide of iron,
formed
in
forging..
Drive
::
Drive (n.) In type
founding
and
forging,
an
impression
or
matrix,
formed
by a punch
drift..
Die
::
Die (n.) A metal or plate
(often
one of a pair) so cut or
shaped
as to give a
certain
desired
form to, or
impress
any
desired
device
on, an
object
or
surface,
by
pressure
or by a blow; used in
forging
metals,
coining,
striking
up sheet
metal,
etc..
Burn
::
Burn (v. t.) To
injure
by fire or heat; to
change
destructively
some
property
or
properties
of, by undue
exposure
to fire or heat; to
scorch;
to
scald;
to
blister;
to
singe;
to char; to sear; as, to burn steel in
forging;
to burn one's face in the sun; the sun burns the
grass..
Forging
::
Forging
(n.) The act of
shaping
metal by
hammering
or
pressing.
Forging
::
Forging
(n.) A piece of
forged
work in
metal;
-- a
general
name for a piece of
hammered
iron or
steel.
Use
::
Use (v. t.) A stab of iron
welded
to the side of a
forging,
as a
shaft,
near the end, and
afterward
drawn down, by
hammering,
so as to
lengthen
the
forging..
Smithing
::
Smithing
(n.) The act or art of
working
or
forging
metals,
as iron, into any
desired
shape..
Forging
::
Forging
(n.) The act of
counterfeiting.
Swage
::
Swage (n.) A tool,
variously
shaped
or
grooved
on the end or face, used by
blacksmiths
and other
workers
in
metals,
for
shaping
their work,
whether
sheet metal or
forging,
by
holding
the swage upon the work, or the work upon the
swage,
and
striking
with a
sledge..
Bosh
::
Bosh (n.) In
forging
and
smelting,
a
trough
in which tools and
ingots
are
cooled..
Cinder
::
Cinder
(n.) A scale
thrown
off in
forging
metal.
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