plastery

English

Etymology

From plaster +‎ -y.

Adjective

plastery (comparative more plastery, superlative most plastery)

1. Of the nature of plaster.
   • 1865, Arthur Hugh Clough, chapter 9, in Letters and Remains of Arthur Hugh Clough, letter dated April 18 1849, page 122:

     St. Peter's disappoints me; the stone of which it is made is a poor plastery material; and indeed Rome in general might be called a rubbishy place.

Derived terms

• plasteriness

Anagrams

• Spratley, Tarpleys, psaltery, pterylas