Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
plaster-cast
noun
/ˈplæstər kɑːst/

Definition
A plaster cast is a solid cast made from a mixture of plaster and water, used to create a mold of an object or to form a protective covering around injuries.

Examples
- After breaking his arm, the doctor applied a plaster cast to ensure it healed correctly.
- The artist created a beautiful sculpture using a plaster cast of the original piece.
- The child decorated her plaster cast with colorful markers.

Meaning
A plaster cast is often used in medical settings to immobilize broken bones, allowing them to heal properly.

Synonyms
- bandage
- cast
- mold