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Meaning of "smithies"
'Smithies' refers to a group of blacksmiths or a collective term for blacksmith workshops. It is used in the context of traditional craftsmanship and metalworking
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- plural of smithy
- A surname.
- A northern suburb of Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England (OS grid ref SE3508).
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There were extensive farming and smithies in the area along with a monastery.
Future explorations and excavations could lead to important discoveries of ancient purification workshops and smithies.
It was used in the smithies of the Shakerley nailers.
Were you otherwise trained in the metallurgic arts Or if not smithies per se.
Because the smithies were working on the weapons for the Mere dowry.
Edited and translated by Michael Smithies.
Eyre and Smithies have recently obtained radical yields of in the radiolysis of gaseous ammonia.
The buildings are all used as dwellings, even the old smithies.
Smithies plays for England again.
Mario Capecchi and Oliver Smithies for their pioneering work on Gene targeting.
Smithies wins top award from Massry Foundation.
It was at Toronto 's Connaught Laboratory that Smithies developed the technique of gel electrophoresis.
Smithies hammered work / smithies.
Say, any of you boys smithies?
On scholarship to Oxford, Smithies dropped out of medical school to study chemistry instead.
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Out-of-the-way villages there, curious little public houses, smithies and that.
Mr Smithies was a member of a secret organisation.….
Thank you, Smithies.
Smithies his son-in-law will return.
The organisation Mr Smithies worked for had an unusual name, the ‘ Black Chamber '.
Smithies read Physiology for a BA First class 1946 and then earned a second bachelor's degree in chemistry.
