craft
/kræft/
verb
- To make or create something skillfully, especially by hand.
- She crafted a beautiful necklace from beads and wire.
- He crafted a wooden toy for his niece.
- The artist crafted a sculpture out of recycled metal.
- To plan or create something with care and skill, such as a story, speech, or plan.
- She crafted her speech carefully to inspire the audience.
- They crafted a strategy to win the election.
- The writer crafted a compelling mystery novel.
noun
- An activity involving skill in making things by hand, such as knitting, woodworking, or pottery.
- She enjoys crafts like sewing and painting in her free time.
- He learned the craft of basket weaving from his grandfather.
- The local store sells supplies for various crafts.
- Skill and experience in a particular job or activity, especially involving careful design or technique.
- Writing a good novel requires years of practice and craft.
- The carpenter's craft was evident in every joint of the furniture.
- She admired the craft of the master glassblower.
- A boat, ship, or aircraft.
- Hundreds of fishing craft were docked at the harbor.
- The pilot guided the craft safely to the runway.
- A small craft sailed across the lake.
- Cunning or deceit used to achieve a goal.
- He used craft and manipulation to get what he wanted.
- She saw through his craft and refused to be fooled.
- The spy was known for his craft in avoiding detection.