Definitions

1. noun

A mixture of lime, water, and sand, used as a building material to cover walls and ceilings, or a thin layer of this mixture.

“The plaster on the walls had to be repaired before the house could be sold.”

2. verb

To cover or decorate something with plaster, or to fill a hole or gap in something with plaster.

“The artist plastered the wall with a thick layer of white paste to create a smooth surface for painting.”

3. noun

A person who applies plaster to walls or ceilings for a living.

“The plasterer worked tirelessly to finish the renovation project on time.”

4. noun

A type of cast or mold, especially one made of plaster, used to support or protect a part of the body.

“The doctor applied a plaster cast to the injured leg to prevent further damage.”

5. verb

To cover or decorate something with a thin layer, especially in order to make it look more attractive.

“The company plastered the town with posters to promote their new product.”