paperhanging
- noun
- /ˈpeɪpərˌhæŋɪŋ/
- The paperhanging took all day to complete.
Examples
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The room looked brand new after a day of paperhanging and painting.
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He learned paperhanging as an apprentice before opening his own decorating business.
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She hired a professional because she found paperhanging too difficult to do herself.
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She loves paperhanging during the weekends.
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After completing a course in paperhanging, she successfully transformed her living room with new wallpaper.
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His experience in paperhanging made him the most sought-after decorator in the neighborhood.
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The paperhanging process requires careful measurements and adhesive application for a professional finish.
Synonyms
The act of putting wallpaper on walls to make them look nicer
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Etymology
Paperhanging comes from the simple parts paper and hanging, meaning 'to hang' paper on a wall. Think of it like hanging a picture, but with large sheets of decorative paper called wallpaper, which is why paperhanging means applying wallpaper.