pargetted

verb

1. (form-of, participle, past)simple past and past participle of parget

adj

1. (alt-of, alternative)Alternative spelling of pargeted.

   “A footman chancing by as I clung weakly to the balustrade, I asked him to guide me to my room and was conducted to a commodious chamber in the east wing. From its pargetted walls, the ducal canopy over the great double bed, and the profusion of oriflammes, I judged it to be one reserved for persons of consequence.”

   “The 30 architects employed by Leverhulme to realise his dream had a go at everything: Tudor beams, pargetted gables, walls of brick, plaster and pebble dash.”

   “The building, flanked on the outside by neat potted trees, dates back to 1455 and has bags of period charm - wooden-beamed and pargetted ceilings, tiny doorways, original windows and open fireplaces to name but a few.”