plaister

/pley-ster/US // ˈpleɪ stər //UK // (ˈpleɪstə) //

匾额,斑纹管,斑纹,斑马线

Definitions

A huge piece of black court plaister hid the wound on his swollen lip, a cup of tisane stood upon the table.
Mrs. Boswell at that time sent for Adam Gillies, mason, to repair some plaister which was broken.
In which cure to attract the knife to a convenient situation, there was applied a plaister made up with the powder of Loadstone.
One of his eyes was closed up, and had a French plaister across it, but the other stared and rolled enough for two.
The buildings are of stone, brick, and lath and plaister; weather-boarded; and the houses are durable.