Plaster

What do we mean by plaster?

A mixture of lime or gypsum, sand, and water, sometimes with fiber added, that hardens to a smooth solid and is used for coating walls and ceilings. noun

Plaster of Paris. noun

A pastelike mixture applied to a part of the body for healing or cosmetic purposes. noun

An adhesive bandage. noun

To cover, coat, or repair with plaster. intransitive verb

To cover or hide with or as if with a coat of plaster. intransitive verb

To apply a plaster to. intransitive verb

To cover conspicuously, as with things pasted on; overspread. intransitive verb

To affix conspicuously, usually with a paste. intransitive verb

To make smooth by applying a sticky substance. intransitive verb

To make adhere to another surface. intransitive verb

To inflict heavy damage or injury on. intransitive verb

To defeat decisively. intransitive verb

To apply plaster. intransitive verb

In a general sense, calcium sulphate, whether deprived by heat of its water of crystallization or not, as, for instance, the crust of hydrated calcium sulphate which forms on salt-boilers' pans, or natural gypsum used as a fertilizer and known as land-plaster. noun

To apply a medicative plaster to; cover with a plaster: as, to plaster a wound.

To cover or overlay with plaster, as the walls of a house, partitions, etc.

To bedaub or besmear: as, to plaster the face with powder.

A paste applied to the skin for healing or cosmetic purposes.

A small adhesive bandage to cover a minor wound; a sticking plaster.

A mixture of lime or gypsum, sand, and water, sometimes with the addition of fibres, that hardens to a smooth solid and is used for coating walls and ceilings; render, stucco.

A cast made of plaster of Paris and gauze; plaster cast.

Plaster of Paris.

Words that are spelled similarly to plaster:
plaster, blaster, platter, planter, pilaster, piaster, paster, plater, laster, plaiter, plaister, peaster, pflaster.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word plaster:
lath, drywall, casts, wainscoting, gypsum, joinery, caster, ceiling, cornice, molding, stucco, moulded, veneer, pews, frieze, woodwork, mold, flooring, fireplace, fresco, mould, lime, bust, marble, stair, walls, decorative, staircase, cement, tiles, stained, mus, ornate, tile, statues, panels, wax, timber, beams, decoration, chancel, carved, painted, fixtures, mortar, casting, decorated, roses, paint, salon, cast, arches, sculpture, statue, doors, ornamental, clay, roofs, ceramic, lobby, bronze, sculptor, exterior, nave, geometric, trim, wall, wooden, dining, floor, roof, rooms, facade, interior, wood, brick, cedar, columns, depicting, basement, arch, exhibited, paris, window, glass, mud, oak, mask, elaborate, concrete, windows, dome, limestone, altar, layer, sand, room, door, stone, coat.

Words that rhyme with plaster:
master, aster, disaster, pastor, alabaster, castor, caster, raster, blaster, astor, pilaster, postmaster, faster, oleaster, headmaster, lancaster, vaster, quartermaster, broadcaster, taskmaster, schoolmaster, ringmaster, burgomaster, paster, webmaster, laster, gaster, toastmaster, forecaster, grandmaster, sportscaster, newscaster, heath aster, scoutmaster, concertmaster, past master, roadmaster, stratocaster, old master, china aster, jaster, house of lancaster, mcmaster, tansy leaf aster, sailing master, question master, rush aster, new england aster, weather forecaster, sticky aster, maryland golden aster, kaster, mojave aster, beach aster, podcaster, property master, white wood aster, sea aster, drill master, upland white aster, eastern silvery aster, hairy golden aster, calico aster, genus castor, oriental alabaster, late purple aster, macmaster, riding master, stiff aster, bog aster, goldilocks aster, new york aster, prairie golden aster, rattlesnake master, television newscaster, azure aster, buckmaster, golden aster, prairie aster, small white aster, southern aster, cornflower aster, smooth aster, willow aster, aromatic aster, starved aster, wood aster, western silvery aster, perennial salt marsh aster, white prairie aster, bushy aster, goodpaster, genus aster, ast her, blast her, broadcast her, burgmaster, bypassed her, cast her, classed her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe plaster:
adhesive, white, wet, sticking, fresh, hard, rough, fine, and, court, dry, cement, wall, dental, thick, smooth, lead, soft, cracked, ordinary, mustard, liquid, fallen, original, damp, broken, lath, thin, painted, black, mercurial, porous, mud, loose, red, mixed, colored, salicylic, coloured, yellow, lime, acoustical, fibrous, excess, interior, knee, plain, gray, coarse, pink, light, powdered, enough, exterior, neat, solid, ornamental, pure, whitewashed, concrete, earthen, inch, acoustic, hardened, finished, bare, blue, blistering, moist, prepared, brown, padded, waterproof, grey, calcined, moulded, gilded, lightweight, molded, decorative, polished.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective plaster:
paris.

Consonant match to plaster:
plasty, plaister, place t, placed a, placed he, placed her, plus t, plus to, plus two.

Words that sound like plaster:
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