# masoned

Pronunciation: say "MAY-suhnd" /ˈmeɪsənd/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of mason. — simple past and past participle of mason
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of mason. Use it when someone built something with stone or brick earlier.
   - _The builders masoned the cellar walls with granite from a nearby quarry._
   - _The arch had been masoned so carefully that it still stands without a crack._

## Adjective

2. In heraldry, describing a building or wall whose bricks and mortar are shown in different tinctures.
   - Simple: In coats of arms, showing a wall with its bricks and the cement between them in different colors.
   - _The shield bears a silver castle masoned in black, with its gate standing open._
   - _The city's coat of arms has a red wall masoned in white running across the base of the shield._

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