to wallpaper
- verb
- /ˈwɔːlˌpeɪpər/
- The bathroom should have been wallpapered and updated by now; the nail holes in her walls needed to be spackled, and the rest of the apartment could use some touch-up painting as well.
- wallpapered room
- wallpapered the bedroom
- wallpapering the bathroom
Examples
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After repainting, we will wallpaper the hallway with bright colors.
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Weren't you guys supposed to start wallpapering today?
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So one other idea could be to wallpaper the wall.
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If it was up to me, you could wallpaper the whole place with them... but the owner makes the rules.
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We could paint and wallpaper for Mom.
Fiction book (1996) -
"I'm going to wallpaper the garage."
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A guy wanted to wallpaper his bathroom…
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More or less on impulse, she wallpapered the bedroom in her condo and started researching trips she could take.
Fiction book (1994) -
She decided to wallpaper the living room with a floral design.
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It's easy to wallpaper a small room if you plan ahead.
Synonyms
To cover a wall or surface with thin decorative sheets
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Etymology
Wallpaper as a verb comes from the simple words wall and paper and means to 'cover' a wall with decorative paper. So when you wallpaper a room you are putting paper on its walls.