Definition of stonemason
: a mason who builds with stone
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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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Grady Bernard Tate was born on Jan. 14, 1932, in Durham, N.C. His father, also named Grady, was a stonemason.
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The son of Guiseppe Amedore, a stonemason, and Maria Amedore, a homemaker, immigrants from L’Aquila, Italy, Carmine Mario Amedore was born in Baltimore and raised on Montford Avenue near Patterson Park.
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The house was built around 1923 by Dan Montenegro, an Apache stonemason.
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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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