From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishMasonicMa‧son‧ic /məˈsɒnɪk $ -ˈsɑː-/ adjective SSOinvolved or connected with Freemasonry a Masonic lodge
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Masonic• She saw the teeming clutter of squalling children, the routine combat at the corner of Masonic and Golden Gate Avenue.• According to clerical conservatives, liberalism was nothing but a permanent Masonic conspiracy.• The squat cupola has fan-shaped windows, and the all-seeing eye in the centre of its ceiling suggests a certain Masonic influence.• They blended in like Dolly Parton in a Masonic lodge.• Maybe it held some Masonic significance I didn't recognise.• The building, formerly a Masonic temple, stood twelve stories.• a Masonic temple• The boys of the Haight would cross the park on Masonic, unconsciously walking closer to each other. 