Draughtsman is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DRAUGHTSMAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person whose profession is to make drawings, plans, or sketches, also DRAFTSMAN
• a person who makes detailed technical plans or drawings.
• an artist skilled in drawing.
• a person whose profession is to make drawings, plans, or sketches; a person skilled in drawing or designing
• One who draws pleadings or other writings.
• One who draws plans and sketches of machinery, structures, and places; also, more generally, one who makes drawings of any kind.
• A \"man\" or piece used in the game of draughts.
• One who drinks drams; a tippler.
• a skilled worker who draws plans of buildings or machines
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• chiefly British variant of draftsman

Words related to DRAUGHTSMAN

draughtsmen18

Words that contain DRAUGHTSMAN

draughtsmanship27

How to use DRAUGHTSMAN in a sentence

• I have secured for poor Walter Hartright a position as draughtsman on an expedition which is to start immediately for central South America.
• The drawings, I find on enquiry, would cost you from forty to fifty dollars if procured from the draughtsman about the Patent Office.
• We are perfectly astonished how any draughtsman, at least how such a critic as M.
• But landlord-baiting is a sport to which the House of Commons is much addicted, and by the time the measure emerges from Committee its own draughtsman will hardly recognise it.
• You told me that Worsfold was an excellent and intelligent draughtsman.
• Michelangelo determined to select a subject which should enable him to display all his power as the supreme draughtsman of the nude.
• It is easy to apply this analysis in succession to any draughtsman who has style.
• The draughtsman has indicated only one bow, bent with fury by an old man in the background.
• They show him, in one sense, at his highest and his best, not only as a man of tender feeling, but also as a mighty draughtsman.
• It is useless to attempt to develop the finest qualities of the draughtsman without the same attention to the condition of training which we insist on in the musician.
• Modern criticism is right in denying that he was a draughtsman, if by draughtsman is meant one deeply preoccupied with form and structure for its own sake.
• In this phase of the selective work we will profit by the advice of the architect, if he be something of an artist and not simply a draughtsman.
• For some reason this original plan was not adhered to by a former draughtsman, but the Lake has here been restored to a more accurate bearing and position.
• Thackeray seems to have been well aware of the limitations of his own power as a draughtsman.
• In giving this account of the laws, of which I was myself the mover and draughtsman, I by no means mean to claim to myself the merit of obtaining their passage.
• He is a thorough and accomplished draughtsman, and a superior teacher.
• Splendid and full of confidence, they are the work of a man who is a consummate draughtsman, and whose drawing here, at any rate, is a thing of life.
• In a back room, which was approached with caution, the two plotters were found with a draughtsman whom they had hired to make drawings of the model.
• The draughtsman was an innocent party, and was allowed to go, after promising to give evidence against Wolley and Brisket.
• He should be a thoroughly practical man as opposed to the architectural draughtsman.
• I am, therefore, but as a draughtsman, who, knowing somewhat your desires and aspirations, have drawn a plan, which you in your wisdom can modify, improve, perfect.
• Even intelligent people have the false idea that an architect needs only to be a good draughtsman.
• The stone is, however, decayed, and it is possible that it is the draughtsman who has blundered.
• He was an indifferent draughtsman, and a post in the topographical department was one for which he was hardly fitted.
• Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, whose merits as an author, antiquary, and draughtsman, stand in no need of our testimony.
• William Wing, so well known as a Zoological Draughtsman, and will at once explain my imperfect descriptions.
• LUKER, a talented draughtsman who, as a Luker-on has seen most of the games in the City.
• We want to send these to every architectural student and draughtsman in the United States and Canada.
• Braxton Wyatt, no mean draughtsman, had drawn, with the most elaborate care and attention to detail, maps on a large scale of every one of the infant settlements.
• Russell Smith, born in Glasgow in 1812, was a scientific draughtsman and landscape painter.
• At first his father had made an ornamental draughtsman of him for personal use.
• The photograph is absolutely different from those pictures which a clever draughtsman has sketched.

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