moulage
/muːlɑːʒ/ or /muːlɑːʒ/ or /muːlɑːʒ/ or /muːlaʒ/ or /mɔlɑʒ/ or /moʊlɑːʒ/ or /moʊlɑːʒ/ or /muːleɪʒ/ or /muːleɪʒ/ or /moʊleɪʒ/Definitions
1. noun
a wax or plaster cast of a part of the body, especially for surgical or medical purposes; a wax or plaster model of a part of the body, especially a face or body part, used in the arts (such as film or theatre) to create a realistic appearance.
“The artist used the moulage of the actor’s face to accurately depict his character in the movie.”
2. verb
to create a wax or plaster cast of a part of the body, especially for surgical or medical purposes.
“The doctor moulaged the patient’s broken arm to create a plaster cast.”