Bricklayer (noun)

A person who builds walls, chimneys, and other structures by laying bricks, blocks, and tiles as a trade or job.

Origin:

Bricklayer originated in the late 16th century, derived from 'brick' + 'layer' meaning a person who lays bricks as a trade or job.

Examples:

1. The bricklayer carefully laid each brick in place.
2. The construction company employed several skilled bricklayers.
3. Becoming a bricklayer requires learning the proper techniques and safety measures.
4. Bricklaying is a physically demanding job that requires strength and dexterity.
5. Bricklaying is a traditional trade that has been passed down for generations.