What does CRAFT mean?

craft Part of Speech: Noun, verb
Definition: 1. (Noun) An activity involving skill in making things by hand. 2. (Noun) A boat or ship, especially a small or light one. 3. (Verb) Exercise skill in making (something). Pronunciations: US: /kræft/
UK: /krɑːft/ Origin and Usage: The word "craft" originated from Old English "cræft," meaning "skill, art, science, talent." The word has been used in various contexts throughout history, including in reference to skilled trades such as blacksmithing and carpentry. In the modern era, the term "craft" is often used to refer to handmade items or activities that require skill and creativity, such as crafting or DIY projects. Synonyms: Noun: art, skill, handiwork, handicraft, trade, profession
Verb: fashion, create, produce, make, build Related Words: blaze, carve, forge, paint, sew Example Sentences: - She was skilled in the craft of woodworking and spent hours in her workshop creating beautiful furniture. - The small craft sailed smoothly across the lake, its sails billowing in the breeze. - He decided to craft a handmade card for his friends birthday instead of buying one from the store.