plaster

Their moon-cast shadows formed lean shapes that stretched and folded, leaped and spun and skated across the cracked plaster.

But there's a reason the word "bioeconomy" is plastered all over the UN climate talks.

A 7 is 100 times more powerful than a 5, toppling furniture and shaking loose plaster and bricks in older buildings.

I realised that city walls were plastered with two kinds of poster: fundraisers for forces on the frontline - or films, plays and exhibitions about the war.

The bear crawled under the roped barriers to cross the ice, ignoring the “No Skating without Skates” sign plastered at the entrance.