drafts·man 
/ˈdræftsmən, Brit ˈdrɑ:ftsmən/ noun
plural drafts·men /ˈdræftsmən, Brit ˈdrɑ:ftsmən/ /ˈdræftsmən, Brit ˈdrɑ:ftsmən/ noun [count] 1 US draftsman or Brit draughtsman : a person whose job is to make drawings that will be used to make machines, buildings, etc. 2 : someone who writes an official or legal document (such as a law) based on the ideas that have been officially discussed
▪ the draftsmen [=(more commonly) drafters] of the U.S. Constitution 3 US draftsman or Brit draughtsman : an artist who draws well
▪ Her use of color is not outstanding, but she is a first-rate draftsman.
▪ the draftsmen [=(more commonly) drafters] of the U.S. Constitution
▪ Her use of color is not outstanding, but she is a first-rate draftsman.
— drafts·man·ship (US) or Brit draughts·man·ship /ˈdræftsmənˌʃɪp, Brit ˈdrɑ:ftsmənˌʃɪp/ noun [noncount]
▪ Her work shows sophisticated draftsmanship.
/ˈdræftsmənˌʃɪp, Brit ˈdrɑ:ftsmənˌʃɪp/ noun [noncount] ▪ Her work shows sophisticated draftsmanship.
