joiner

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Word Origin & History

early 14c. (late 12c. as a surname), joynour "maker of furniture, small boxes, etc.," from Old French joigneor "joiner, carpenter," agent noun from joindre "to join" (see join). A craftsman who did lighter and more ornamental work than a carpenter. Meaning "one who makes a habit of joining" (societies, clubs, etc.) is from 1890. Related: Joinery.

Example Sentences forjoiner

He left long before I did, and went to learn his trade of a joiner in the city.

There were tools and a joiner's bench in an outhouse, and there he worked.

So after all, these first houses were rather poor specimens of the joiner's craft.

He did not finish the sentence; the joiner's plane had hurtled close past his head.

The joiner felt to the bottom of his pockets, but could find nothing.

The joiner makes use of his rule as a walking stick, and the chest that holds his tools serves him as a bench to work on.

"And Rui was prophet of the temple of Hatasu," added the joiner.

The joiner Gerritsen and the three sailors had already been beheaded.

Her father was a fanatic joiner, hanged for treason in Shaftesbury's plot.

A plate was on the door, “James Noak, carpenter and joiner.”

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