plasterer

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Fix it with your carpenter skills or trade school buddies (plasterer, electrician, you name it, they know them).

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A person whose occupation is to plaster walls.

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noun

A person whose occupation is to plaster walls.

noun

One who makes plaster casts.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for plasterer.

noun

A person whose occupation is to plaster walls.

noun

One who makes plaster casts.

Example sentences

Fix it with your carpenter skills or trade school buddies (plasterer, electrician, you name it, they know them).

Would you care if a plasterer said that plastering your ceiling would cost more because of the materials used?

There can't be too many reasons our plasterer expected £4000 worth of work paid in cash.

Electrician / plumber - you could add to this painter, builder, plasterer etc.

A good (old world) plasterer is best thought of as an Artisan.

My father was a plasterer in his 20s, and worked with old men who did the ceiling decorations in the British Embassy in Dublin.

> There is a profession called »plasterer« Maybe it is a German thing, in Australia a plasterer is anyone who installs plaster boards on the interior of houses by nailing them directly to the stud work (the wooden tresses).

If you can avoid ever having to use a plasterer, do!

Many of them retired early, and one retrained as a plasterer.

He was a master plasterer (dry waller for the Americans).

I wouldn't expect a plasterer to fit my windows on my house.

Our plasterer somehow managed to make them curvy.

Quote examples

Yes, it's a real challenge and compared to a "real" plasterer, I'm terrible, but the job I did was much better than drywall.

We're already seeing in AI that given human examples they can "learn" to act the same way, and a robot wouldn't have to go from never having done any plastering to being an expert plasterer in a single shot.

The most critical determinant of the cost of things is "do you absolutely have to do this in a Western country by people who are legally entitled to work there, and even worse, in or near a major city?" I don't have references, but I suspect that the people working in the TV factory do not find that the TVs are cheaper than finding a local plasterer.

> The statute says "or" and an a) b) c) bullet point There is no c) bullet point, the part you misinterpreted as an or is an AND: "with intent to cause that person to believe that immediate unlawful violence will be used against him..." >> A plasterer who admitted to stirring up racial hatred...