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Definition of stucco in English: stucconoun ˈstʌkəʊˈstəkoʊ mass nounFine plaster used for coating wall surfaces or moulding into architectural decorations. a shabby house covered in crumbling stucco as modifier rich stucco decoration Example sentencesExamples - The stucco cornicing and ceiling mouldings have been carefully restored.
- Alexander was thrown into a small cell with brick stucco walls and a rusting grate that was unfortunately still solid.
- Wall materials such as stucco, cement, brick, plaster, stone, and block are most resistant to high temperatures.
- There will also be a range of activities such as mini-digs, designing and making stucco mouldings, and constructing a sundial.
- The south elevation of Moon River House sports aluminum sun screens, smooth stucco walls, and cantilevered concrete terraces.
- We used the hints of Monterey style shown in the exposed rafters, porch posts, and white stucco walls as cues for our design.
- Brick stringcourses decorated rough stucco walls, while semicircular lunettes arched over the main floor windows.
- In addition to a softer color, color washing can accentuate the texture of your plaster or stucco walls.
- The white stucco walls, dark floors, central entry courtyard, and tile roof are reminiscent of a traditional Mediterranean house.
- The off-white stucco walls and red shutters of Casa came into view, and a Mexican guard opened a red iron gate.
- I wanted a Spanish-villa look overall - stucco walls with a 2-foot brick-like border on the bottom.
- The Nasrid Palace is the Alhambra's crown jewel, with its elaborate stucco ceilings and geometric decorations.
- No doubt they have few heating and cooling problems behind those thick, insulating stone and stucco walls.
- To stabilize the wall further, fine white stucco was probably applied, which would have rendered the marble blocks invisible.
- Cement stucco may last a building's lifetime if applied correctly.
- A new, weathered-looking stucco wall accented with an aged wood-and-iron gate hides the old fence.
- Then follows the apportionment of textures, such as brick, stone, stucco, or rough plaster.
- Presumably, stucco decoration was more resistant to steam than fresco.
- Expansive windows on the piazza facade pull in natural light that sparkles off the waxed stucco on the inner wall.
- Domestic buildings in the Spanish colonial style are usually built of thick stone walls covered with stucco.
verbstuccoing, stuccoes, stuccoed ˈstʌkəʊˈstəkoʊ [with object]usually as adjective stuccoedCoat or decorate with stucco. Example sentencesExamples - I watched the topography that I had grown to love fiercely become leveled, watered, and consumed by sterile stuccoed cubes.
- The stuccoed end facing the intersecting neighborhood street combines with feathery pennisetum grasses to soften the hard-edged look.
- When it's hot, it is a good idea to keep the newly stuccoed area damp, at about 90 percent humidity for 48 to 72 hours.
- This month, however, a collection of her made-in-Montreal music memories will adorn the watering hole's stuccoed walls.
- Stopping before a kind of stuccoed portal with iron gates, Tin announced our arrival.
- At Prestonfield you watch peacocks strut around manicured lawns before retiring to amazing stuccoed rooms.
- The ground floor, eccentrically dominated by a pharmacy with a bar, is a sophisticated, stuccoed & tiled Grand European Café of the C19th.
- Lavender that looks stuccoed on, and might be thought of as sky, rests behind.
- The fireplace is part of a stuccoed retaining wall set into a hill at the rear of the property.
- The Cave had irregular ceilings and walls, stuccoed and crafted to present one with the impression that one was actually in a cave.
- Rammed-earth walls may be left as is, or plastered or stuccoed to provide an additional measure of protection.
- The planter is matched by a raised pool opposite, stuccoed to match the house.
- We're seeing a lot of frames that look like they've been stuccoed.
- The library is constructed of stuccoed masonry walls typical of local construction and has a clay-tile roof.
- Wandering through the expansive stuccoed interiors, it's not hard to see why.
- The stuccoed outside walls are painted cream; there is not a single piece of graffiti on those inviting blank walls.
- It covers homes, from the stuccoed terraces of Regent's Park, to housing estates.
- The pink, stuccoed mansion was sold in 1916, after Angela drowned in the surf off Carmel Beach.
- I stroll inside the stuccoed main part of the restaurant, and all I hear on the speakers is a fading guitar chord.
- When it came time to stucco the house, we used a product made from recycled newspaper that David imported from Hermosillo, Mexico.
Origin Late 16th century (as a noun): from Italian, of Germanic origin. Definition of stucco in US English: stucconounˈstəkōˈstəkoʊ Fine plaster used for coating wall surfaces or molding into architectural decorations. Example sentencesExamples - Domestic buildings in the Spanish colonial style are usually built of thick stone walls covered with stucco.
- The off-white stucco walls and red shutters of Casa came into view, and a Mexican guard opened a red iron gate.
- The Nasrid Palace is the Alhambra's crown jewel, with its elaborate stucco ceilings and geometric decorations.
- There will also be a range of activities such as mini-digs, designing and making stucco mouldings, and constructing a sundial.
- Presumably, stucco decoration was more resistant to steam than fresco.
- Expansive windows on the piazza facade pull in natural light that sparkles off the waxed stucco on the inner wall.
- No doubt they have few heating and cooling problems behind those thick, insulating stone and stucco walls.
- The white stucco walls, dark floors, central entry courtyard, and tile roof are reminiscent of a traditional Mediterranean house.
- The south elevation of Moon River House sports aluminum sun screens, smooth stucco walls, and cantilevered concrete terraces.
- Alexander was thrown into a small cell with brick stucco walls and a rusting grate that was unfortunately still solid.
- In addition to a softer color, color washing can accentuate the texture of your plaster or stucco walls.
- To stabilize the wall further, fine white stucco was probably applied, which would have rendered the marble blocks invisible.
- A new, weathered-looking stucco wall accented with an aged wood-and-iron gate hides the old fence.
- Cement stucco may last a building's lifetime if applied correctly.
- Brick stringcourses decorated rough stucco walls, while semicircular lunettes arched over the main floor windows.
- Wall materials such as stucco, cement, brick, plaster, stone, and block are most resistant to high temperatures.
- I wanted a Spanish-villa look overall - stucco walls with a 2-foot brick-like border on the bottom.
- Then follows the apportionment of textures, such as brick, stone, stucco, or rough plaster.
- We used the hints of Monterey style shown in the exposed rafters, porch posts, and white stucco walls as cues for our design.
- The stucco cornicing and ceiling mouldings have been carefully restored.
verbˈstəkōˈstəkoʊ [with object]usually as adjective stuccoedCoat or decorate with plaster. Example sentencesExamples - The stuccoed outside walls are painted cream; there is not a single piece of graffiti on those inviting blank walls.
- The planter is matched by a raised pool opposite, stuccoed to match the house.
- The ground floor, eccentrically dominated by a pharmacy with a bar, is a sophisticated, stuccoed & tiled Grand European Café of the C19th.
- I stroll inside the stuccoed main part of the restaurant, and all I hear on the speakers is a fading guitar chord.
- It covers homes, from the stuccoed terraces of Regent's Park, to housing estates.
- Rammed-earth walls may be left as is, or plastered or stuccoed to provide an additional measure of protection.
- The stuccoed end facing the intersecting neighborhood street combines with feathery pennisetum grasses to soften the hard-edged look.
- Wandering through the expansive stuccoed interiors, it's not hard to see why.
- The fireplace is part of a stuccoed retaining wall set into a hill at the rear of the property.
- At Prestonfield you watch peacocks strut around manicured lawns before retiring to amazing stuccoed rooms.
- We're seeing a lot of frames that look like they've been stuccoed.
- When it's hot, it is a good idea to keep the newly stuccoed area damp, at about 90 percent humidity for 48 to 72 hours.
- The pink, stuccoed mansion was sold in 1916, after Angela drowned in the surf off Carmel Beach.
- I watched the topography that I had grown to love fiercely become leveled, watered, and consumed by sterile stuccoed cubes.
- The Cave had irregular ceilings and walls, stuccoed and crafted to present one with the impression that one was actually in a cave.
- Stopping before a kind of stuccoed portal with iron gates, Tin announced our arrival.
- This month, however, a collection of her made-in-Montreal music memories will adorn the watering hole's stuccoed walls.
- When it came time to stucco the house, we used a product made from recycled newspaper that David imported from Hermosillo, Mexico.
- The library is constructed of stuccoed masonry walls typical of local construction and has a clay-tile roof.
- Lavender that looks stuccoed on, and might be thought of as sky, rests behind.
Origin Late 16th century (as a noun): from Italian, of Germanic origin. |