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Traditional English :: upholster
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upholste.html - v.tr. 1 provide (furniture) with upholstery. 2 furnish (a room etc.) with furniture, carpets, etc. well-upholstered joc. (of a person) fat. [back-form. f. UPHOLSTERER] |
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Traditional English :: upholsterer
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upholste.html - n.
a person who upholsters furniture, esp. professionally. [obs. upholster (n.) f. UPHOLD (in obs. sense 'keep in repair') + -STER] |
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Traditional English :: upholstery
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upholste.html - n.
1 textile covering, padding, springs, etc., for furniture.
2 an upholsterer's work. |
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Traditional English :: uphold
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upholste.html - v.tr. (past and past part. upheld) 1 confirm or maintain (a decision etc., esp. of another). 2 give support or countenance to (a person, practice, etc.). |
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Traditional English :: upholster
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upholste.html - v.tr. 1 provide (furniture) with upholstery. 2 furnish (a room etc.) with furniture, carpets, etc. well-upholstered joc. (of a person) fat. [back-form. f. UPHOLSTERER] |
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Traditional English :: upholsterer
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upholste.html - n.
a person who upholsters furniture, esp. professionally. [obs. upholster (n.) f. UPHOLD (in obs. sense 'keep in repair') + -STER] |
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