Pronunciation: /ˈpɑːrʤɪt/
noun a type of plaster used for covering walls or ceilings
A1 I saw a beautiful parget design on the wall.
A2 The parget on the ceiling was intricately carved.
B1 The parget in the old castle was a sight to behold.
B2 The parget work in the historic building was meticulously done.
C1 The restoration project included preserving the original parget details.
C2 The artisan spent months creating the elaborate parget decorations.
verb to cover with parget
A1 She pargeted the walls of her house with decorative patterns.
A2 The students learned how to parget the clay pots in their art class.
B1 The craftsmen were hired to parget the exterior of the historic building.
B2 The artist used a special technique to parget the intricate designs on the ceiling.
C1 The restoration team meticulously pargeted the ancient ruins to preserve their beauty.
C2 The skilled artisan was renowned for his ability to parget elaborate murals on walls.
formal The historical building was adorned with intricate parget designs.
informal I love the parget patterns on that old house.
slang Check out the cool parget work on that building!
figurative Her words were like parget, adding beauty and depth to the conversation.
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