forge
verbUK /fɔːdʒ/
US /fɔːrdʒ/
To make something by heating metal and hitting it into shape.
The blacksmith used fire and a hammer to forge a sword.
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2. To make a fake copy of something, like a signature or money.
He tried to forge his mother's signature on the note.
3. To build or create a strong relationship or bond.
The team forged a close friendship during the trip.
4. To move forward with strength and effort.
The hikers forged ahead through the deep snow.