forge¹ /fōrj or förj/

1. The workshop of a person who works in iron, etc
2. A furnace, esp one in which iron is heated
3. A smithy
4. A place where anything is shaped or made

1. To form by heating and hammering, by heating and pressure, or by pressure alone (in the last case, often cold forge)
2. To form or fashion (an object or, figurative, a link or connection)
3. To fabricate
4. To counterfeit for purposes of fraud
5. To form by great pressure, electricity or explosion

To commit forgery

forgeˈable adjective

forgˈer noun

A person who forges, esp illegally

forgˈery noun

1. Fraudulently making or altering anything, esp anything printed
2. Anything which is forged or counterfeited
3. Deceit (obsolete)

forgˈetive adjective (Shakespeare)

Creative

forgˈing noun

1. A piece of metal shaped by hammering
2. The act of a criminal forger

forgeˈman noun

A worker in an iron workshop, etc

forge² /fōrj or förj/

To move steadily on (usu with ahead)

forge³ /fōrj or förj/

(of a horse) to click the hind shoe against the fore

• let slide
• let slip
• let someone have it
• let someone know
• let something ride
• Lett
• lettable
• letted
• letter
• gap junction
• gap junctions
• gapped
• gapper
• gappers
• gappier
• gappiest
• gapping
• gappy
• gaps
• gap site
• gap sites
• gap-toothed
• gap year
• gap years
• gapó