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smith -smith

Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
smith/smɪθ/

▶noun a worker in metal.

■ a blacksmith.

▶verb treat (metal) by heating, hammering, and forging it.

– origin OE, of Gmc origin.

Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
-smith

▶combining form denoting a person skilled in creating something with a specified material: goldsmith.

'smith' also found in these Oxford entries:

a - ampersand - farrier - Granny Smith - major - minor - Mormon - reverend - -smith - smithery - whitesmith

Forum discussions with the word(s) "smith" in the title:

"Dear Smith" or "Dear Miss Smith"?
A John Smith
Article. Jane Smith, (a) widow of the first director, went to...
connect me with Mr Smith
Drs Smith OR Dr Smiths
I also was an intern for a year at Smith Brothers.
I'd like to meet Miss Smith
J Smith et al.
John Smith's Mechanic business.
make a smith (smeet? smeeth?) - make ends meet
Mr Smith said that John had told him all about his past three weeks <ago / before>
Mr Smith, the President of...
Mr. Smith has to "go to class" or "go to the class"?
Mr. Smith is coming home just now
Mr. Smith was a really serious and naively sincere person by nature
One/a Mr. Smith called
Please transfer this letter to Mr. Smith, one of my teachers.
received cards from her for a birthday... only Smith had
referring to smith previously mentioned with 'the latter'
Romantic comedy by (the) director John Smith
Schedule of the appointment with Dr. Smith
Smith came home from the football match 'covered in mud' [placement adjective phrase?]
Smith is listening
Smith's aim, who was ... [attributive clause with the possessive]
that was Mr Smith
That/which: Smith has a strange personality <that/which> repels many people.
The French press identified them as John Brown and Nick Smith.
The Honorable David Smith and Mrs. Smith
Tom Smith is a professor . . . or Tom Smith is Professor

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