sculp
1Sculp — Sculp, v. t. [See {Sculptor}.] To sculpture; to carve; to engrave. [Obs. or Humorous.] Sandys. [1913 Webster] …
2sculp. — sculp. DEFINICIJA krat., v. sc. ETIMOLOGIJA vidi sc …
3sculp — abbrev. 1. sculpsit: also sculps 2. sculptor 3. sculpture …
4sculp — ex·sculp·tate; in·sculp; sculp·er; sculp·ti·to·ry; sculp·tor; sculp·tress; sculp·tur·al; sculp·tur·er; sculp·tur·esque; sculp; sculp·ture; sculp·tur·al·ly; sculp·tur·esque·ly; …
5sculp. — 1. sculptor. 2. sculptural. 3. sculpture. Also, sculpt. * * * sculp «skuhlp», transitive verb, intransitive verb. Informal. to sculpture: »There s some bohemians up that dirt road there. They all sculp or weave or something (New Yorker). ╂[<… …
6sculp — See sculp, sculpt …
7Sculp|tor — «SKUHLP tuhr», noun. a person who makes figures, as by carving, modeling, or casting; artist in sculpture. Sculptors usually make statues of marble or other stone, wood, bronze, clay, wax, or a substance like any of these. ╂[< Latin sculptor,… …
8sculp|tor — «SKUHLP tuhr», noun. a person who makes figures, as by carving, modeling, or casting; artist in sculpture. Sculptors usually make statues of marble or other stone, wood, bronze, clay, wax, or a substance like any of these. ╂[< Latin sculptor,… …
9sculp´tur|esque´ness — sculp|tur|esque «SKUHLP chuh REHSK», adjective. resembling or suggesting sculpture. –sculp´tur|esque´ly, adverb. –sculp´tur|esque´ness, noun …
10sculp´tur|esque´ly — sculp|tur|esque «SKUHLP chuh REHSK», adjective. resembling or suggesting sculpture. –sculp´tur|esque´ly, adverb. –sculp´tur|esque´ness, noun …
