Definition of stonemason
: a mason who builds with stone
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The wronged husband took the couple to court to end the affair and in retaliation the stonemason placed the horned bull facing the shop to remind the baker who his wife really desired.
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Masonic origins date back to the guilds of stonemasons who built castles and cathedrals during the middle ages.
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Of course, there is a saucier story telling how a stonemason had an affair with the wife of a baker whose shop faced the cathedral.
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They were sculpted by Cleveland’s lauded stonemason Joseph Carabelli.
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She was descended from stonemasons and carpenters who constructed public buildings in Harford County.
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Their workers, an eclectic group of out-of-state organic farmers and stonemasons, are put up in apartments.
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One of the Germans was a carpenter and the other a stonemason.
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The limestone blocks that comprise the walls were hand cut by German stonemasons.
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First Known Use of stonemason
1748
STONEMASON Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of stonemason for English Language Learners
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: a person who cuts, prepares, and builds with stone
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