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gatch|gætʃ|
[ad. Pers. gach.]
A type of plaster used by Persian craftsmen.
1886Century Mag. XXXII. 718 By the aid of gatch or plaster of Paris, the artisan of Teherân often transforms these mud structures into dreams of loveliness. 1934F. Stark Valleys of Assassins 109 A slender piece of column moulded in a pattern of overlaid leaves, and probably once intended to be covered with metal, for it was made of very fragile ‘gatch’. |