transitive. To cover, coat, seal, or smear with pitch (also with over, up); to mark or brand (a sheep, etc.) with pitch; to soil or stain with pitch.

transitive. To coat with lute, esp. to cover (a crucible, etc.) with lute as a protection against fire; to close or stop with or as with lute (an…

transitive. To cover or plaster with loam. ? Obsolete.

To smear or spread with bitumen.

transferred. To line (the walls of an apartment) with marble, tiles, or the like; to panel (a wall) with mirrors or pictures.

transitive. To cover, splash, plaster, or treat with mud. Occasionally with up.

transitive. To cover or smear with putty; to fix, mend, or join with putty; to fill up (a hole, joint, etc.) with putty. Also with in, up, etc.

(transitive) to cover with ‘compo’ (sense A. 1).

transitive. To cover with clay or cement (see lute, n.2 1). Cf. lute, v.2 1.

In Southern Africa, to coat over (the floor of a hut, etc.) with a mixture of cow-dung and water.

transitive. To cover or line with puddle (puddle, n. 3b); to make watertight by applying puddle; spec. to dip (the roots of a plant) into puddle…

transitive. To dash (a wall) with wet matter, so as rapidly to colour or cover it. Obsolete. rare.

To cover, line, or furnish with canvas.

To apply cement to (a surface); to coat or line with cement, so as to make watertight.

transitive. To cover (a building, trees, etc.) with toilet paper, typically as a prank; = toilet-paper, v. Also intransitive.

transitive. To cover (a building, trees, etc.) with toilet paper, typically as a prank; = TP, v. Also intransitive.