plastered
plastered
Definition
plas·tered (plas′tərd)
plastered
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- ceiling: All of our homes have smooth plastered ceilings painted white.
- wall: Stone flags for floor, plastered walls; roof of rafters with collars.
- building: A Victorian pedestrian coming down Holborn would have seen a dull plastered building hiding a wonderful history revealed for us today.
- surface: Finally, at the bottom of the sounding we found a white plastered surface.
- area: To encourage controlled drying, ensure plastered areas are well ventilated.
- finish: Decoration and Finish Ceilings throughout will be of a smooth plastered finish with emulsion.
Modifying Another Word
- newly: Check that the paint you are wishing to use is suitable for a newly plastered surface.
- absolutely: Richard L got absolutely plastered, while Hastings was just being his normal loud-mouthed self.
- totally: I put the phone down, get my coat on and head down to my student union to get totally plastered.
Used with adjective complement
- get: Practically every night has been spent at Gary's getting plastered.
Browse dictionary entries near plastered
- plasterboard
- plaster of Paris
- plaster cast
- plaster
- -plast
- Plassey
- plasmolyzing
- plasmolyzed
- plasmolyze
- plasmolysis
