Stucco is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STUCCO in dictionary:

VERB:
• to coat with a type of plaster
• coat or decorate with stucco
• To overlay or decorate with stucco, or fine plaster.
• decorate with stucco work
• coat with stucco
• apply stucco to (a building)
NOUN:
• fine plaster used for coating wall surfaces or moulding into architectural decorations
• plaster used for coating or decorating walls
• Plaster of any kind used as a coating for walls, especially, a fine plaster, composed of lime or gypsum with sand and pounded marble, used for internal decorations and fine work.
• Work made of stucco; stuccowork.
• a plaster now made mostly from Portland cement and sand and lime; applied while soft to cover exterior walls or surfaces

Words related to STUCCO

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Words that contain STUCCO

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How to use STUCCO in a sentence

• It consisted of a double row of gaunt, untidy houses, from which most of the original stucco had long since peeled away.
• At the end of that walk we saw ahead of us a handsome white edifice, built of stucco, and of the summer-house order.
• The columns constructed of bricks were covered with a stucco that offered a fine surface for painting.
• The stucco joints are large and open, surfaces far from level, but undulating considerably.
• Its front is of white stucco, relieved by ivy and other creepers.
• It will also show that the original project involved a wealth of figurative decoration, statuary, painting, stucco, which never arrived at realisation.
• The majestic impression made today by the figures does not correspond to their original effect, for they were covered with a layer of coloured stucco.
• The town seemed one continuous mass of white stucco, with each flat, low-lying roof so close to the other that the narrow streets left no trace.
• The package and transportation of his stucco to make the moulds, will be about five hundred livres.
• Nice! A town of cheap fashion, a town of glass and stucco.
• As for the peeled walls of house and garden, no stucco or paint can stand many weeks of tropical sun and showers.
• The present vaulting is of stucco, and was added by Garbett in 1819.
• There is no doubt that this stucco has materially helped to keep the Norman stone-work in a good state of preservation.
• Many were white, and the effect of the white stucco and red brick gave the city a clean and sanitary appearance.
• The upper surface of the base on either side of the pillars is of stucco moulded so as to form a long couch, which was doubtless covered with cushions when the room was in use.
• Inside the west front may also still be seen large spaces of wall painted to represent blocks of stone, but no more so in reality than the wall of any stucco residence.
• It will try to persuade the yellow brick, to win the purple slate, to reconcile stucco.
• The white marble of the noble works of art about them stood out against the red stucco walls, and made strong contrasts with the rich Turkey carpets.
• The walls and the dome within and the edges of the windows without should be smeared with light stucco to keep out rats and lizards, for nothing is so timid as a pigeon.
• Or he may have been sacrificed in order to facilitate the return of the workers in stucco whom he had superseded on the Sacro Monte.
• They stood lofty in the gloom, in pairs, secluded from the pavement by a stucco garden-wall and low bushes.
• The house you are looking at is of brick, covered with stucco, which somebody may be lime-washing white, or painting yellow or brown, while I am saying it is gray.
• This mosaic is repaired in two different ways with white cubes coloured over and with painted stucco.
• These buildings externally have no pretensions to architectural elegance, yet are by no means ugly objects, from their turretted tops, and fantastic ornaments in white stucco.
• He felt like some simple believer in the divine right of kings, when the mob have broken into the palace, and stand in no awe of the stucco and red velvet.
• The poker and shutter held splendidly firm, and I found little difficulty in lowering myself, though I barked my knuckles most unpleasantly on the rough stucco of the wall.

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