roughmason
/ˈrʌfmeɪsn/Masonry. Now historical
noun
A mason who undertakes work requiring less skill or experience than that of a Freemason.
- Common especially from the 15th to the 17th cent..
Origin
Late Middle English. From rough + mason.
- underwing moth
- underwire
- underwired
- underwood
- underwork
- underworld
- underworldly
- underwrite
- underwriter
- undescended
- undescribable
- undeserved
- undeservedly
- undeserving
- field glass
- field glasses
- field goal
- field grade
- field-grade officer
- field-grade rank
- field grey
- field guide
- field gun
- field gunner
- field hand