Stonemason is valid Scrabble Word

Is stonemason a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is stonemason valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

10 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for STONEMASON in dictionary:

NOUN:

a mason who builds with stone
a person who cuts, prepares, and builds with stone.
a craftsman who works with stone or brick

Words related to STONEMASON

stonemasonry17 stonemasons13

Words that contain STONEMASON

stonemasons13 stonemasonry17 stonemasonries16

How to use STONEMASON in a sentence

He told us of seeing the stone-mason and the carpenter, he told us what the seats would cost, and the door knobs and the hooks in the closet.
This renegade was a stonemason, whom I found at work, and he was not at all distinguishable by strangers from the Moors, being dressed precisely in the same fashion.
But a studio costs money, and Branwell had to give his up and go back to Haworth and the society of John Brown the stone-mason and grave-digger.
An expert stone-mason by trade, Pa Werner could be depended on only when he was not drinking, or when he was not on strike, or when he had not quarrelled with the foreman.
A Stone-mason objected to wood on the ground that it was so inflammable, and recommended stones instead.
Martin Conwell worked as a stonemason every spare minute, and in addition opened a store in the mountain home in a small room adjoining the living room.
Neighbors and the world of his day saw only a poor farmer, stonemason and small storekeeper.
I came down to Newcastle with a Caithness stonemason and his family.
Captain Hamilton, a stonemason by trade, began the excavation, removing the first brick and stone from the fireplace.
She married Michael Forrester, a stonemason, and had five children.

Among them was one named McCann, a Sydney native, a stonemason by trade, and father of the McCann who was afterwards member of Parliament for Geelong.
A stonemason once had a large number of cubic blocks of stone in his yard, all of exactly the same size.
He turned toward me, of course, as he spoke, and I recognized him as a stone-mason, going among his comrades by the name of Shifty Dick.
He began his career as a stone-mason, and by his ability and perseverance rose to the respectable position of a master builder.
Stating, moreover, that he would never suffer his son to be a stonemason, it was useless for Granacci to explain how great was the difference between a sculptor and a mason.
By trade he was a stonemason, but he became a skilled musical amateur, and a most versatile and entertaining critic.
The stonemason breaks the stone with his hammer, and at every breath is poisoned by inhaling the invisible particles.
Carlyle, son of James Carlyle, stone-mason, paid rent for it every month for half a century, lacking three years.
The town of Paterson, in Putnam county, New York, was settled by Matthew Paterson, a Scottish stone-mason, in the middle of the eighteenth century, and was named after him.
Michael Trevanion was a well-to-do stonemason in the town of Perran in Cornwall.

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