Putty
Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 38
(put'te.) [Fr. potée.] In glazing, a kind of paste or cement, made of whiting and linseed-oil ground together into a paste, and used in fastening panes of gla to the window-frames, and by painters in stopping crevices in boards. Also, a fine cement used by plasterers. It is made altogether of lime, and differs from fine stuff in containing no hair. Putty-powder consists of triturated oxide of lead and tin, used in the polishing of gla , stone, metals, . [s. 743]
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →