Plaster

s. (plastre, Fr. from #rafw-) 1, Substance made of water and some absorbent matter, such as chalk or lime well pulverized, with which walls are overlaid, or figures cast (Pope), 2. (emplastrum, Latin; im English, formerly emplaster.) A glutinous or adhesive salve (Shakspeare). To Pria’sterR. v. a. (plastrer, Fr. from the noun.) 1. To overlay as with plaster (Bacon). 2. To cover with a medicated plaster.