| 释义 |
free·ma·son
\ˈfrē|māsən\ noun
Etymology: Middle English fremason, from fre free + mason
1. obsolete : one of a class of itinerant skilled masons of medieval and early modern times who formed associations and had secret signs as means of recognition
2. usually capitalized : a member of a widespread secret society called Free and Accepted Masons made up of persons who are united for fraternal purposes — called also Mason |