ashlaring
/ˈæʃlərɪŋ/
noun
- A type of stone masonry made from square-cut blocks, often used in building walls.
- The old castle's walls were built with ashlaring, giving them a neat, uniform appearance.
- The mason carefully arranged the ashlaring to create a strong and attractive facade.
- In the village, many houses feature ashlaring on their front walls for a classic look.
- The process or technique of cutting stone into square blocks for construction.
- The workshop taught students the basics of ashlaring for restoring historic buildings.
- Learning ashlaring requires skill in measuring and chiseling stone precisely.
- Ashlaring was an important trade in medieval times, used for cathedrals and castles.