stonewright
stonewright noun: mason.
Noun
stonewright (plural stonewrights)
- mason
- By then the stonewright had marked two positions in chalk with the depths written next to them.2023 November 30, Michael Tinker Pearce, Linda Pearce, Diaries of a Dwarven Rifleman, Untreed Reads, →ISBN
- Ageyra was a stonewright, and while her eyes drifted lazily over the street , other , subtler senses spread into the stone around her.2023 November 30, Linda Pearce, Michael Tinker Pearce, Lord of the North, Untreed Reads, →ISBN
Forms of stonewright
| plural | stonewrights |
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Origin of stonewright
From Old English stanwyrhta (“mason”). By surface analysis, stone + wright.
Questions about stonewright
- What does stonewright mean?
- Stonewright means mason.
- What part of speech is stonewright?
- Stonewright is a noun.
- What is the plural of stonewright?
- The plural of stonewright is stonewrights.
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