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Definition
Synonym
Gipsm�rtel
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Gipsmesser
n
med.
Gipsmesser
pl
plaster knife
plaster knives
Gipsmodell
n
med.
Gipsmodelle
pl
gypsum die
gypsum dies
Gipsanpassung
f
; Gipsmodellierung
f
med.
moulding of a plaster bandage; moulding of a plaster dressing
Gipsmörtel
m
constr.
gypsum mortar
Gipsmörtel
m
, Stuck
m
constr.
plaster of Paris
Gipsmörtel
m
; Stuck
m
; Stuckgips
m
constr.
plaster of Paris
Mörtel
m
; Mauerspeise
f
Mittelwestdt.
Süddt.
; Speise
f
Mittelwestdt.
Süddt.
; Speis
m
Mittelwestdt.
Süddt.
ugs.
(Baustoff)
constr.
Abdichtungsmörtel
m
; Abdichtmörtel
m
; Dichtungsmörtel
m
Armierungsmörtel
m
Bariummörtel
m
Füllmörtel
m
Klebemörtel
m
Fertigmörtel
m
feuerfester Mörtel; Feuerfestmörtel
m
Fugenmörtel
m
; Fugmörtel
m
Gipsmörtel
m
; Baugips
m
Kalkputzmörtel
m
Kalkzementmörtel
m
Kalkzementmörtel nach Vorschrift gemischt
keramischer Mörtel
keramisch erhärtender Mörtel
Mauermörtel
m
Leichtmörtel
m
Putzmörtel
m
Puzzolanmörtel
m
; Trassmörtel
m
Schwermörtel
m
Surkhi-Mörtel
m
Werkvormörtel
m
Werkmörtel
m
Zementmörtel
m
verlängerter Zementmörtel; Zementkalkmörtel
m
mortar (building material)
water-repellent mortar admixture; water-repellent mortar; waterproofing mortar
basecoat mortar
barium mortar
plugging mortar
bonding mortar
ready-to-use mortar
fire-resistant mortar
pointing mortar
gypsum mortar; plaster mortar
plaster of Paris mortar
lime mortar
gauged mortar
ceramic mortar
heat-setting mortar
bricklaying mortar; stone-laying mortar; bedding mortar
lightweight mortar
plastering mortar
pozzolanic mortar; trass mortar
heavy mortar
surkhi mortar
semi-finished factory mortar
factory mortar
cement mortar; compo
Br.
cement-lime mortar
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Gipsm�rtel Synonyme
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Englische
plaster knife 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
Gipsm�rtel Definition
Bowie
knife
(
)
A
knife
with
a
strong
blade
from
ten
to
fifteen
inches
long,
and
double-edged
near
the
point
Case
knife
(
)
A
knife
carried
in
a
sheath
or
case.
Case
knife
(
)
A
large
table
knife
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.
Drawing
knife
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Drawknife
Knives
(
pl.
)
of
Knife
Knife
(
n.
)
An
instrument
consisting
of
a
thin
blade,
usually
of
steel
and
having
a
sharp
edge
for
cutting,
fastened
to
a
handle,
but
of
many
different
forms
and
names
for
different
uses
Knife
(
n.
)
A
sword
or
dagger.
Knife
(
v.
t.)
To
prune
with
the
knife.
Knife
(
v.
t.)
To
cut
or
stab
with
a
knife.
Knife-edge
(
n.
)
A
piece
of
steel
sharpened
to
an
acute
edge
or
angle,
and
resting
on
a
smooth
surface,
serving
as
the
axis
of
motion
of
a
pendulum,
scale
beam,
or
other
piece
required
to
oscillate
with
the
least
possible
friction.
Knives
(
n.
pl.)
of
Knife.
See
Knife.
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
-knives
(
pl.
)
of
Pocketknife
Spalding
knife
(
)
A
spalting
knife.
Spalting
knife
(
)
A
knife
used
in
splitting
codfish.
plaster knife / plaster knives Bedeutung
stab
thrust
knife
thrust
a
strong
blow
with
a
knife
or
other
sharp
pointed
instrument,
one
strong
stab
to
the
heart
killed
him
knife
fight
snickersnee
cut-and-thrust
fighting
with
knives
razor
clam
jackknife
clam
knife-handle
marine
clam
having
a
long
narrow
curved
thin
shell
bolo
bolo
knife
long
heavy
knife
with
a
single
edge,
of
Philippine
origin
Bowie
knife
a
stout
hunting
knife
with
a
single
edge
bread
knife
a
knife
used
to
cut
bread
butcher
knife
a
large
sharp
knife
for
cutting
or
trimming
meat
butter
knife
a
small
knife
with
a
dull
blade,
for
cutting
or
spreading
butter
carving
knife
a
large
knife
used
to
carve
cooked
meat
case
knife
sheath
knife
a
knife
with
a
fixed
blade
that
is
carried
in
a
sheath
case
knife
a
metal
blade
with
a
handle,
used
as
cutlery
cast
plaster
cast
plaster
bandage
bandage
consisting
of
a
firm
covering
(often
made
of
plaster
of
Paris)
that
immobilizes
broken
bones
while
they
heal
clasp
knife
jackknife
a
large
knife
with
one
or
more
folding
blades
court
plaster
a
plaster
composed
of
isinglass
on
silk,
formerly
used
to
dress
superficial
wounds
fish
knife
a
small
table
knife
with
a
spatula
blade
used
for
eating
fish
hunting
knife
a
large
sharp
knife
with
a
handle
shaped
to
fit
the
grip
knife
edge
tool
used
as
a
cutting
instrument,
has
a
pointed
blade
with
a
sharp
edge
and
a
handle
knife
a
weapon
with
a
handle
and
blade
with
a
sharp
point
knife
blade
the
blade
of
a
knife
knife
edge
cutting
edge
the
sharp
cutting
side
of
the
blade
of
a
knife
knife
pleat
a
single
pleat
turned
in
one
direction
letter
opener
paper
knife
paperknife
dull
knife
used
to
cut
open
the
envelopes
in
which
letters
are
mailed
or
to
slit
uncut
pages
of
books
linoleum
knife
linoleum
cutter
a
knife
having
a
short
stiff
blade
with
a
curved
point
used
for
cutting
linoleum
mustard
plaster
sinapism
a
plaster
containing
powdered
black
mustard,
applied
to
the
skin
as
a
counterirritant
or
rubefacient
palette
knife
a
spatula
used
by
artists
for
mixing
or
applying
or
scraping
off
oil
paints
parer
paring
knife
a
small
sharp
knife
used
in
paring
fruits
or
vegetables
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
pocketknife
pocket
knife
a
knife
with
a
blade
that
folds
into
the
handle,
suitable
for
carrying
in
the
pocket
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.
pruning
knife
a
knife
with
a
curved
or
hooked
blade
putty
knife
a
spatula
used
to
mix
or
apply
putty
steak
knife
a
sharp
table
knife
used
in
eating
steak
surgical
knife
a
very
sharp
knife
used
in
surgery
switchblade
switchblade
knife
flick-knife
flick
knife
a
pocketknife
with
a
blade
that
springs
open
at
the
press
of
a
button
table
knife
a
knife
used
for
eating
at
dining
table
trench
knife
a
knife
with
a
double-edged
blade
for
hand-to-hand
fighting
knife-edge
a
narrow
boundary,
he
lived
on
a
knife-edge
between
genius
and
insanity
plaster
saint
a
person
(considered
to
be)
without
human
failings,
he's
no
plaster
saint
scarlet
runner
scarlet
runner
bean
Dutch
case-knife
bean
runner
bean
Phaseolus
coccineus
Phaseolus
multiflorus
tropical
American
bean
with
red
flowers
and
mottled
black
beans
similar
to
Phaseolus
vulgaris
but
perennial,
a
preferred
food
bean
in
Great
Britain
tongue
knife
any
long
thin
projection
that
is
transient,
tongues
of
flame
licked
at
the
walls,
rifles
exploded
quick
knives
of
fire
into
the
dark
lath
and
plaster
a
building
material
consisting
of
thin
strips
of
wood
that
provide
a
foundation
for
a
coat
of
plaster
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
knife
stab
use
a
knife
on,
The
victim
was
knifed
to
death
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
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