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Meanings of stucco in English
Usage of stucco in English
1
In the same way with the stucco ornaments and the wall-paper pattern.
2
Colourful paper chains stretch across the stucco ceiling with the faded frescoes.
3
The pale dust, the white stucco of the buildings, blinded the eyes.
4
When exposed to air, however, it hardens, forming a smooth, stucco-like shell.
5
The floor is of stucco, and the ceilings are like the walls.
6
Crosthwaite Park is best known for its terraces of Victorian stucco houses.
7
I frictioned my right foot on the thin feature of the stucco.
8
Did their stucco or baroque buildings look beautiful to him, or excessive?
9
But this time, the building was constructed of brick, mortar and stucco.
10
Half-dead ivy covered the northeast side of the single-story, Spanish-style stucco house.
11
Its front is of white stucco, relieved by ivy and other creepers.
12
The town square was lined with stucco buildings like an Indian pueblo.
13
On the fair side of the plain, the stucco house was quiet.
14
It seems they have a taste for stucco, which contains precious calcium.
15
The stucco exterior appeared stark and uninviting in the yellow porch light.
16
I'm on St. Peter Street, the yellow stucco building just off Royal.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common