masoned

SayMAY-suhnd/ˈmeɪsənd/

2 meanings of masoned

1
verb
Simple past and past participle of mason. Use it when someone built something with stone or brick earlier.
The farmer masoned the base of the barn with heavy field stones.
The old bridge was masoned by hand more than a hundred years ago.
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2
adjective
In coats of arms, showing a wall with its bricks and the cement between them in different colors.
The old flag shows a gray tower masoned in black.
Our school badge has a red brick wall masoned in gold.
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masoned is a form of mason

mason, verb: To build stone or brick walls around, under, or over something. Full entry

Forms: masonmasons he/she/itmasoning -ing formmasoned past tense, past participle
Spelling: mason → masoned: add -ed
Sound: The ending sounds like /d/.

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