Masonry

Pronunciation: /ˈmeɪsənriː/

Masonry (noun)

  1. The work of building with stones, bricks, or blocks, joined with mortar.
  2. A type of structure made from units such as bricks or stones, fixed together with mortar.
  3. A skilled craft that involves cutting, fitting, and placing hard building materials.

Examples

  • The masonry stands strong after many winters.
  • Masonry can last for decades with proper care.