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Forge
Forge
n.
A
place
or
establishment
where
iron
or
other
metals
are
wrought
by
heating
and
hammering
;
especially
, a
furnace
, or a
shop
with
its
furnace
,
etc
.,
where
iron
is
heated
and
wrought
; a
smithy
.
Forge
n.
The
works
where
wrought
iron
is
produced
directly
from
the
ore
, or
where
iron
is
rendered
malleable
by
puddling
and
shingling
; a
shingling
mill
.
Forge
n.
The
act
of
beating
or
working
iron
or
steel
;
the
manufacture
of
metalic
bodies
.
Forge
n.
To
form
by
heating
and
hammering
; to
beat
into
any
particular
shape
, as a
metal
.
Forge
n.
To
form
or
shape
out
in
any
way
; to
produce
; to
frame
; to
invent
.
Forge
n.
To
coin
.
Forge
n.
To
make
falsely
; to
produce
, as
that
which
is
untrue
or
not
genuine
; to
fabricate
; to
counterfeit
, as, a
signature
, or a
signed
document
.
Forge
v. t.
To
commit
forgery
.
Forge
v. t.
To
move
heavily
and
slowly
, as a
ship
after
the
sails
are
furled
; to
work
one
's
way
, as
one
ship
in
outsailing
another
;
used
especially
in
the
phrase
to
forge
ahead
.
Forge
v. t.
To
impel
forward
slowly
; as, to
forge
a
ship
forward
.
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