| parget | any of various materials for covering walls, esp. a mixture of hair, lime, and cow dung for plastering chimney flues; gypsum; [wtf?] | |
| pargeting | a lining or mortar; ornamental plasterwork. | |
| parging | a thin layer of plaster or mortar to seal rough masonry against moisture or for smoothness. | |
| snecked | built of uncoursed, partially-squared rubble. (compare |ashlar|) | |
| sneck harling | harling of rubble masonry that leaves the larger stones exposed. | |
| harl | (Scot.) v.t. to drag something; to troll for (fish); to plaster (an exterior) with roughcast; v.i. to move draggingly; to sulk; n. the act of dragging; roughcast; a small amount. | |
| roughcast | mortar and gravel, mixed and thrown against a wall as an exterior finish. | |
| pebble dash | a finish in which the wall is mortared, and pebbles are thrown at the wet mortar and pressed in. | |
| depeter | now the pebbles are pressed in with a board, without being thrown. | |
| Gunite | a mixture of cement and sand, sprayed on supports. | |