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plaster of Paris

noun as in plaster

noun as in plaster cast

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The show consists of life-size figures, cast from live models in gauze and plaster of Paris, arranged in installations on two floors of the gallery’s townhouse.

So were plaster of Paris and foam blocks that could easily crumble with Godoy’s punches.

I still love using modeling clay, I love mixing plaster of Paris, I love using oil paints, and the smells!

The 292 replica bones and ribs which make up the skeleton, made from plaster of Paris, are being packed into 28 crates by staff at the Natural History Museum.

From BBC

Heritage noticed some residue in the grooves — plaster of Paris, a clue that they had been used in a stereotype printing process developed in the 1830s.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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