masonry
/ˈmæsnəri/Definitions
1. noun
the art or work of a mason, including the construction of buildings, walls, and other structures using stone, brick, or concrete.
“The historic building was a masterpiece of medieval masonry.”
2. noun
the materials or work used in building or repairing walls, floors, etc.
“The masonry required a lot of skilled labor to complete.”
3. noun
a building or structure made of stone, brick, or concrete.
“The old masonry of the castle still stood strong.”
4. verb
to construct or build something using stone, brick, or concrete.
“The workers masoned the walls of the new building.”