Definitions

1. noun

A person skilled in a particular craft or trade, especially one related to the construction or repair of something.

“The carpenter was a skilled wright, able to craft intricate wooden designs.”

2. verb

To construct or repair something, especially a building or a ship.

“The wright wrighted a new boat from scratch, using traditional methods and materials.”

3. proper noun

A surname, especially one of Scottish or English origin.

“The Wright brothers were famous wrights who invented the first powered flight.”

4. verb

To guide or steer something, especially a ship or a vehicle.

“The wright wrighted the plane through the turbulence, keeping it stable and on course.”