parget |
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any of various materials for covering walls,
esp. a mixture of hair, lime, and cow dung for
plastering chimney flues; gypsum; [wtf?]
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pargeting |
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a lining or mortar; ornamental plasterwork.
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parging |
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a thin layer of plaster or mortar to seal
rough masonry against moisture or for smoothness.
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snecked |
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built of uncoursed, partially-squared rubble.
(compare |ashlar|)
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sneck harling |
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harling of rubble masonry that leaves the
larger stones exposed.
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harl |
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(Scot.) v.t. to drag something; to troll for (fish);
to plaster (an exterior) with roughcast;
v.i. to move draggingly; to sulk;
n. the act of dragging; roughcast; a small amount.
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roughcast |
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mortar and gravel, mixed and thrown against a wall
as an exterior finish.
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pebble dash |
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a finish in which the wall is mortared, and
pebbles are thrown at the wet mortar and
pressed in.
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depeter |
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now the pebbles are pressed in with a board,
without being thrown.
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Gunite |
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a mixture of cement and sand, sprayed on supports.
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