whitster
/ˈhwɪts.tər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who whitewashes or whitewashing, especially a person who covers a wall with a mixture of water and lime.
“The whitster worked on the old church, restoring it to its former glory.”
2. verb
To apply a mixture of water and lime to a surface, especially a wall, to cover it with a whitish layer.
“The artist whitstered the old brick wall to create a unique backdrop for her painting.”