plaster-faced
adjective
(Of a person) having the face covered in or (in its pale colour) resembling plaster; (of a wall, building, etc.) having the surface covered with plaster.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Joseph Hall (1574–1656), bishop of Norwich, religious writer, and satirist.
- Brampton
- bran
- Branagh, Kenneth
- branch
- branched
- branchia
- branchial
- branchiate
- branchiopod
- Branchiopoda
- branchlet
- branch-like
- branch line
- branch stacker
- branch stacking
- branch water
- branchy
- Brancusi, Constantin
- brand
- brandade
- brand ambassador
- brand awareness
- Brandeis, Louis
- Brandenburg
- Brandenburg Gate