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Definition
Synonym
Gipsform
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Gipsform
f
plaster mould
Br.
; plaster mold
Am.
Gipsform
f
plaster mould
Br.
, plaster mold
Am.
Gipsform
f
plaster mould
Br.
, plaster mold
Am.
Gipsform
f
plaster mould
Br.
; plaster mold
Am.
Deutsche
Gipsform Synonyme
Englische
plaster mould ; plaster mold Synonyme
plaster
Ace bandage
Band-Aid
Portland cement
Spackle
adherent
adhesive
adhesive tape
adobe
application
ashlar
band
bandage
bandaging
barnacle
bathe
bedaub
besmear
binder
booze up
boozify
brace
bramble
brick
bricks and mortar
brier
bulldog
burr
butter
care for
cast
cataplasm
cement
chinking
clay
clinker
coat
composition
compress
concrete
cotton
court
plaster
cover
covering materials
cravat
crock
crush
cure
dab
daub
decal
decalcomania
dental pulp
diagnose
doctor
drag
dress
dressing
dub
elastic bandage
epithem
equalize
even
ferroconcrete
firebrick
flag
flagstone
flatten
flooring
flux
four-tailed bandage
fuddle
gauze
give care to
glue
grade
grease
grout
gunk
harrow
heal
lath and
plaster
lay
leech
level
limpet
lint
lubricate
mash
masonry
massage
mastic
minister to
molasses
mortar
mow
mucilage
mush
nurse
oil
operate on
overlay
overtake
paper pulp
parget
paste
patching
plaster
pavement
paving
paving material
physic
pickle
pith
plane
planish
plaster
cast
plaster
s
pledget
pollute
porridge
poultice
prestressed concrete
prickle
pudding
pulp
pulp lead
pulpwood
purge
rag pulp
remedy
remora
roller
roller bandage
roofage
roofing
roughcast
rub
rubber bandage
sauce
shave
siding
size
sling
smarm
smash
smear
smooth
smooth down
smooth out
smudge
souse
spackling compound
splint
sponge
spread
squash
stew
sticker
stone
strap
stucco
stupe
sulfate pulp
sulfite pulp
superimpose
swack
syrup
tampon
tape
tent
thorn
tile
tiling
tipsify
tourniquet
treat
triangular bandage
walling
white lead
wood pulp
plaster
ed
afflicted
bent
boiled
bombed
boozy
canned
cockeyed
cockeyed drunk
crocked
crocko
disguised
drunk
elevated
fried
fuddled
half-seas over
high
illuminated
inebriated
lit
lit up
loaded
lubricated
lushy
muddled
muzzy
oiled
organized
pickled
pie-eyed
pissed
pissy-eyed
pixilated
polluted
potted
raddled
shellacked
skunk-drunk
smashed
soaked
soused
squiffy
stewed
stinko
stoned
swacked
tanked
tight
Gipsform Definition
Court-plaster
(
n.
)
Sticking
plaster
made
by
coating
taffeta
or
silk
on
one
side
with
some
adhesive
substance,
commonly
a
mixture
of
isinglass
and
glycerin.
Mold
(
n.
)
A
spot
Mold
(
v.
)
Alt.
of
Mould
Mould
(
v.
)
Crumbling,
soft,
friable
earth
Mould
(
v.
)
Earthy
material
Mold
(
v.
t.)
Alt.
of
Mould
Mould
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with
mold
or
soil.
Mold
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Mould
Mould
(
n.
)
A
growth
of
minute
fungi
of
various
kinds,
esp.
those
of
the
great
groups
Hyphomycetes,
and
Physomycetes,
forming
on
damp
or
decaying
organic
matter.
Mold
(
v.
t.)
Alt.
of
Mould
Mould
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
become
moldy
Mold
(
v.
i.)
Alt.
of
Mould
Mould
(
v.
i.)
To
become
moldy
Mold
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Mould
Mould
(
n.
)
The
matrix,
or
cavity,
in
which
anything
is
shaped,
and
from
which
it
takes
its
form
Mould
(
n.
)
That
on
which,
or
in
accordance
with
which,
anything
is
modeled
or
formed
Mould
(
n.
)
Cast
Mould
(
n.
)
A
group
of
moldings
Mould
(
n.
)
A
fontanel.
Mould
(
n.
)
A
frame
with
a
wire
cloth
bottom,
on
which
the
pump
is
drained
to
form
a
sheet,
in
making
paper
by
hand.
Mold
(
v.
t.)
Alt.
of
Mould
Mould
(
v.
t.)
To
form
into
a
particular
shape
Mould
(
v.
t.)
To
ornament
by
molding
or
carving
the
material
of
Mould
(
v.
t.)
To
knead
Mould
(
v.
t.)
To
form
a
mold
of,
as
in
sand,
in
which
a
casting
may
be
made.
Mould
(
)
Alt.
of
Mouldy
Plaster
(
n.
)
An
external
application
of
a
consistency
harder
than
ointment,
prepared
for
use
by
spreading
it
on
linen,
leather,
silk,
or
other
material.
It
is
adhesive
at
the
ordinary
temperature
of
the
body,
and
is
used,
according
to
its
composition,
to
produce
a
medicinal
effect,
to
bind
parts
together,
etc.
Plaster
(
n.
)
A
composition
of
lime,
water,
and
sand,
with
or
without
hair
as
a
bond,
for
coating
walls,
ceilings,
and
partitions
of
houses.
See
Mortar.
Plaster
(
n.
)
Calcined
gypsum,
or
plaster
of
Paris,
especially
when
ground,
as
used
for
making
ornaments,
figures,
moldings,
etc.
Plaster
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with
a
plaster,
as
a
wound
or
sore.
Plaster
(
v.
t.)
To
overlay
or
cover
with
plaster,
as
the
ceilings
and
walls
of
a
house.
Plaster
(
v.
t.)
Fig.:
To
smooth
over
plaster mould [Br.]; plaster mold [Am.] Bedeutung
cast
plaster
cast
plaster
bandage
bandage
consisting
of
a
firm
covering
(often
made
of
plaster
of
Paris)
that
immobilizes
broken
bones
while
they
heal
court
plaster
a
plaster
composed
of
isinglass
on
silk,
formerly
used
to
dress
superficial
wounds
drip
drip
mold
drip
mould
(architecture)
a
projection
from
a
cornice
or
sill
designed
to
protect
the
area
below
from
rainwater
(as
over
a
window
or
doorway)
mold
mould
cast
container
into
which
liquid
is
poured
to
create
a
given
shape
when
it
hardens
mold
mould
molding
moulding
modeling
clay
sculpture
sculpture
produced
by
molding
mustard
plaster
sinapism
a
plaster
containing
powdered
black
mustard,
applied
to
the
skin
as
a
counterirritant
or
rubefacient
plaster
adhesive
plaster
sticking
plaster
adhesive
tape
used
in
dressing
wounds
plaster
plasterwork
a
surface
of
hardened
plaster
(as
on
a
wall
or
ceiling),
there
were
cracks
in
the
plaster
poultice
cataplasm
plaster
a
medical
dressing
consisting
of
a
soft
heated
mass
of
meal
or
clay
that
is
spread
on
a
cloth
and
applied
to
the
skin
to
treat
inflamed
areas
or
improve
circulation
etc.
iron
mold
iron
mould
a
spot
caused
the
staining
with
rust
or
ink
mold
mould
a
distinctive
nature,
character,
or
type,
a
leader
in
the
mold
of
her
predecessors
mold
mould
a
dish
or
dessert
that
is
formed
in
or
on
a
mold,
a
lobster
mold,
a
gelatin
dessert
made
in
a
mold
plaster
saint
a
person
(considered
to
be)
without
human
failings,
he's
no
plaster
saint
bread
mold
Rhizopus
nigricans
a
mold
of
the
genus
Rhizopus
slime
mold
slime
mould
a
naked
mass
of
protoplasm
having
characteristics
of
both
plants
and
animals,
sometimes
classified
as
protoctists
true
slime
mold
acellular
slime
mold
plasmodial
slime
mold
myxomycete
a
slime
mold
of
the
class
Myxomycetes
cellular
slime
mold
differing
from
true
slime
molds
in
being
cellular
and
nucleate
throughout
the
life
cycle
water
mold
parasitic
or
saprobic
organisms
living
chiefly
in
fresh
water
or
moist
soil
blue
mold
fungus
Peronospora
tabacina
fungus
causing
a
serious
disease
in
tobacco
plants
characterized
by
bluish-grey
mildew
on
undersides
of
leaves
mold
mould
a
fungus
that
produces
a
superficial
growth
on
various
kinds
of
damp
or
decaying
organic
matter
mildew
mold
mould
the
process
of
becoming
mildewed
cast
mold
mould
stamp
the
distinctive
form
in
which
a
thing
is
made,
pottery
of
this
cast
was
found
throughout
the
region
potato
blight
potato
mold
potato
disease
potato
mildew
potato
murrain
a
blight
of
potatoes
lath
and
plaster
a
building
material
consisting
of
thin
strips
of
wood
that
provide
a
foundation
for
a
coat
of
plaster
leaf
mold
leaf
mould
leaf
soil
soil
composed
mainly
of
decaying
leaves
mold
mould
loose
soil
rich
in
organic
matter
plaster
a
mixture
of
lime
or
gypsum
with
sand
and
water,
hardens
into
a
smooth
solid,
used
to
cover
walls
and
ceilings
plaster
of
Paris
plaster
any
of
several
gypsum
cements,
a
white
powder
(a
form
of
calcium
sulphate)
that
forms
a
paste
when
mixed
with
water
and
hardens
into
a
solid,
used
in
making
molds
and
sculptures
and
casts
for
broken
limbs
poultice
plaster
dress
by
covering
with
a
therapeutic
substance
mold
mildew
become
moldy,
spoil
due
to
humidity,
The
furniture
molded
in
the
old
house
determine
shape
mold
influence
regulate
shape
or
influence,
give
direction
to,
experience
often
determines
ability,
mold
public
opinion
mold
fit
tightly,
follow
the
contours
of,
The
dress
molds
her
beautiful
figure
plaster
daub
coat
with
plaster,
daub
the
wall
plaster
plaster
over
stick
on
apply
a
heavy
coat
to
plaster
apply
a
plaster
cast
to,
plaster
the
broken
arm
plaster
affix
conspicuously,
She
plastered
warnings
all
over
the
wall
plaster
b
beplaster
cover
conspicuously
or
thickly,
as
by
pasting
something
on,
The
demonstrators
plastered
the
hallways
with
posters,
She
let
the
walls
of
the
apartment
be
beplastered
with
stucco
shape
form
work
mold
mould
forge
make
something,
usually
for
a
specific
function,
She
molded
the
rice
balls
carefully,
Form
cylinders
from
the
dough,
shape
a
figure,
Work
the
metal
into
a
sword
cast
mold
mould
form
by
pouring
(e.g.,
wax
or
hot
metal)
into
a
cast
or
mold,
cast
a
bronze
sculpture
model
mold
mould
form
in
clay,
wax,
etc,
model
a
head
with
clay
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