"Stuccoing" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Stuccoing" Meaning

Applying or relating to a layer of plaster or coating, typically made of gypsum or sand and cement, to a surface, especially one of rough or porous type, as a decorative exterior finish for buildings.

"Stuccoing" Examples

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1. To apply stucco to a building or surface.


She stuccoing the exterior of the new house in order to give it a uniform texture.

2. To cover or decorate with stucco.


The artisan stuccoing the walls of the ancient temple with intricate patterns.

3. To line or bathe in a rough or textured way, often of a solid or semi-solid material.


The river stuccoing the edges of the lake, smoothing out the rocks.

4. To build or construct something with a rough or uneven texture, typically using stones and mortar.


The construction workers stuccoing the retaining wall, stacking the stone blocks in a distinctive pattern.

5. To any surface with a rough, heavily textured or areolar material, especially to give it adherence to a permanent composition.

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