tuck-point
tuck–point
verb \ˈtək-ˌpȯint\Definition of TUCK-POINT
transitive verb
: to finish (the mortar joints between bricks or stones) with a narrow ridge of putty or fine lime mortar
First Known Use of TUCK-POINT
1881
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