parget
/ˈpɑːrɡɪt/Definitions
1. noun
a layer of plaster or mortar, especially one that is applied to the outside of a building, often in a decorative pattern
“The old house had intricate pargets on its facade, adding to its historical charm.”
2. verb
to cover or decorate the exterior of a building with plaster or mortar, often in a decorative pattern
“The craftsman pargetted the house with intricate designs, creating a work of art.”