cabinet-maker

noun

1. a craftsman specializing in the making of fine furniture

Derived Forms

• ˈcabinet-ˌmaking, noun

Example Sentences

Thomas Cook owes its name to a humble and deeply religious 32-year-old cabinet-maker who, one June morning in 1841, hiked the 15 miles from his home in Market Harborough to Leicester, to attend a temperance meeting.

From The Guardian

One of the world's best known holiday brands, the business was founded in 1841 in Leicestershire by cabinet-maker Thomas Cook.

From BBC

Although it is now best known for its trips abroad, when cabinet-maker Thomas Cook founded the business in Leicestershire in 1841 it was for more local excursions.

From BBC

Bailey had built a house, literally, with her cabinet-maker husband, Lauren.

From Washington Times

His invention is highly unusual but actually seems tame in comparison with Rich Lee, a 40-year-old cabinet-maker from St George, in the US state of Utah.

From BBC