C1verbhomemedia
US/ˈplæs.tər/
UK/ˈplɑː.stə/
to cover a surface thickly with something; also to spread a smooth layer on a wall
In context
The workers plastered the walls before painting them white.
Her bedroom walls were plastered with posters of K-pop stars.
News of the scandal was plastered across every front page.
Words that go with plaster
verb + preposition
- plastered withThe lamp posts were plastered with ads for cheap loans.
- plastered acrossHer photo was plastered across social media within hours.
- plastered all overThe singer's face was plastered all over the city.
- plastered onHe kept a fake smile plastered on his face all evening.
- plastered overThe cracks had been plastered over, but water still came through.
verb + noun
- plaster the wallsIt took two days to plaster the walls of the new kitchen.