Meaning of plaster
Definition of plaster
(noun)
a
mixture
of
lime
or
gypsum
with
sand
and water; hardens into a
smooth
solid;
used
to
cover
walls and ceilings
any of
several
gypsum
cements; a
white
powder
(a
form
of
calcium
sulphate) that forms a
paste
when
mixed
with
water
and hardens into a solid;
used
in
making
molds and sculptures and casts for
broken
limbs
a
medical
dressing
consisting of a
soft
heated
mass
of
meal
or
clay
that is
spread
on a
cloth
and
applied
to the
skin
to
treat
inflamed
areas or
improve
circulation
etc.
a
surface
of
hardened
plaster
(as on a
wall
or ceiling); "there were cracks in the plaster"
adhesive
tape
used
in
dressing
wounds
(verb)
apply
a
heavy
coat
to
cover
conspicuously
or thickly, as by pasting something on; "The demonstrators
plastered
the hallways with posters"; "She let the walls of the
apartment
be beplastered with stucco"
affix
conspicuously; "She
plastered
warnings all
over
the wall"
apply
a
plaster
cast
to; "plaster the
broken
arm"
coat
with plaster; "daub the wall"
dress
by
covering
with a
therapeutic
substance
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