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misforge

misforge verb: to forge improperly.

Verb

misforge (third-person singular simple present misforges, present participle misforging, simple past and past participle misforged)

  1. To forge improperly.
    • any fault lay with the defendants on this account, they were not responsible for the misforging of the shaft .1921, Lloyd's List Law Reports - Volume 8, page 483
    • A visual inspection at this point culls out the pieces which have been misforged, badly trimmed or require additional tumbling.1977, Dan Poynter, The Parachute Manual: A Technical Treatise on the Parachute, page 95

Forms of misforge

third-person singular presentmisforges
present participlemisforging
past participlemisforged
pastmisforged

Origin of misforge

From mis- + forge.

Questions about misforge

What does misforge mean?
Misforge means to forge improperly.
What part of speech is misforge?
Misforge is a verb.
What is the past tense of misforge?
The past tense of misforge is misforged.

Words near misforge in the dictionary

  1. misfools
  2. misforecast
  3. misforecasted
  4. misforecasting
  5. misforecasts
  6. misforge
  7. misforged
  8. misforges
  9. misforging
  10. misforgive
  11. misform

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