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lewisson
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lewis
or
lewisson
(ˈluːɪs, ˈluːɪs
ə
n)
—
n
a lifting device for heavy stone or concrete blocks consisting of a number of curved pieces of metal or wedges fitting into a dovetailed recess cut into the block
[C18: perhaps from the name of the inventor]
lewisson
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lewisson
—
n
[C18: perhaps from the name of the inventor]
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