parget
/'pɑ:dʤit/
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Definition
Noun:
- A type of plaster, typically decorative, used for coating exterior walls or lining the inner surfaces of chimneys.
Verb:
- To apply plaster, especially ornamental plaster, to a wall or surface.
Examples
Noun:
- The old cottage's walls were covered in a decorative parget featuring floral patterns.
- The mason inspected the parget inside the chimney for cracks.
Verb:
- The artisan was hired to parget the facade of the historic building.
- They decided to parget the interior wall to give it a textured, elegant finish.
Advanced Usage
- "Pargeting" (gerund/noun): The act, process, or result of applying parget.
- The intricate pargeting on the Tudor house was a remarkable example of period craftsmanship.
- "Pargeted" (adjective): Describing a surface that has been coated with parget.
- The pargeted ceiling added a unique character to the room.
Variants and Related Words
- Pargeting (n): The ornamental plasterwork itself or the craft of applying it.
- Pargeter (n, archaic): A plasterer, especially one who applies decorative plaster.
- Plaster (n/v): A more general term for a building material used for coating walls; to apply such a material.
Synonyms
- Stucco (n/v): A fine plaster used for coating wall surfaces or molding into architectural decorations.
- Render (v): To apply a coat of plaster or similar material to a wall.
Notes on Usage
- Parget is a specialized term, most commonly encountered in historical, architectural, or restoration contexts. It is not typically used in everyday modern conversation about standard wall plastering.
- The verb form is often used in the passive voice (e.g., "The wall was pargeted").
- As a noun, it can refer to both the material and the decorative finish created with it.
Noun
- plaster used to coat outer walls and line chimneys
Verb
- apply ornamental plaster to