wondersmith

English

Etymology

From wonder +‎ smith.

Noun

wondersmith (plural wondersmiths)

1. A creator of wonderful things.
   • 2013, Dan Yashinsky, Swimming with Chaucer, page 140:

     And now you know you're not alone, because you're part of an international renaissance, part of the noble company of yarnspinners and wondersmiths.

   • 2015, Louis Bertrand, Saint Augustin: Top Biography Collections:

     And there is what the highest pagan wisdom ended in— yes, in calling up spirits, and the shady operations of wizards and wonder-smiths.

   • 2016, Christopher Stasheff, A Wizard in Midgard:

     The dwarves were supposed to be wondersmiths, hammering out marvelous things in their caverns—and the giants built huge stone castles.