skilled+workman
101artisans — ar·ti·san || ‚ɑËtɪ zæn n. artist, creator; craftsman, skilled workman …
102artist — n. 1. Designer, contriver, projector, adept, skilled workman, artificer. 2. Painter, hmner, sketcher. 3. Sculptor, carver, modeller. 4. Master, master hand, consummate performer …
103demiurge — [dem′ē ʉrj΄] n. [Gr dēmiourgos, one who works for the people, skilled workman, creator < dēmios, belonging to the people < demos, the people: see DEMOCRACY) + ergos, worker (see WORK)] 1. [often D ] a) in Platonism, a deity or creative… …
104clamper — I. ˈklampər transitive verb ( ed/ ing/ s) Etymology: freq. of clamp (II) now chiefly Scotland : to patch together especially clumsily or hastily I can clamper up the story J.G.Lockhart II. nou …
105prud'homme — /prü domˈ/ noun 1. A discreet man (obsolete) 2. A skilled workman (obsolete) 3. In France, a member of a board for settling labour disputes ORIGIN: OFr prud or prod (nominative pros) good, and homme man …
106ar|tif|i|cer — «ahr TIHF uh suhr», noun. 1. a skilled workman; craftsman. 2. a maker; inventor: »Man…is the artificer of his own fortune (Thomas Carlyle). 3. British. an army or navy technician who maintains or repairs equipment: »an engine room artificer …
107cart|wright — «KAHRT RYT», noun. a skilled workman who makes carts …
108crafts´man|like´ — crafts|man «KRAFTS muhn, KRAHFTS », noun, plural men. 1. a skilled workman; artisan: »The master carpenter was a real craftsman. 2. an artist or professional whose work shows technical skill but not necessarily of aesthetic merit.… …
109crafts|man — «KRAFTS muhn, KRAHFTS », noun, plural men. 1. a skilled workman; artisan: »The master carpenter was a real craftsman. 2. an artist or professional whose work shows technical skill but not necessarily of aesthetic merit. –crafts´man|like´,… …
110prov|er — «PROO vuhr», noun. 1. a person or thing that proves or tries. 2. a skilled workman employed to strike off proofs from engraved plates …
