Fashioned by hewing with a chisel, axe, or other tool; made by or resulting from hewing.

cut or hacked; hewn or dressed, as stone; also (U.S.) hewed-log in attributive use.

Of stone: Chiselled with a ‘broach’.

Of stonework: dressed, esp. in parallel lines, using a drove (drove, n. 5); cut or hewn in this way.

Worked or shaped with a tool; spec. in Bookbinding: see tool, v. 1b.

Dressed or broken with the hammer. More widely, broken off or chipped by spalling. Also spalled-off.

Having been subjected to a process such as cleaning, trimming, or smoothing; treated, prepared. Formerly also: †straightened (obsolete).

Rough-hewn with a broad chisel.