sculp

¹

[ skuhlp ]

verb (used with object)

1. to sculpture; carve or model.

sculp.

²

or sculpt

abbreviation for

1. sculptor.
2. sculptural.
3. sculpture.

Word History and Origins

Origin of sculp¹

First recorded in 1525–35, sculp is from the Latin word sculpere to carve

Example Sentences

The owner of Sculp’d, a fitness boutique in Alexandria, Ms. Weissman and her team recorded a series of at-home videos shortly after they temporarily shut down their shop due to the pandemic.

From Washington Times

Roman Catholic. conj. conjunction. mus. music. recip. reciprocal. conn. connected. myth. mythology. redup. reduplication. contr. contracted. n., ns. noun, nouns. refl. reflexive. cook. cookery. nat. hist. natural history. rel. related; relative. corr. corruption. naut. nautical. rhet. rhetoric. crystal. crystallography. neg. negative. sculp. sculpture. dat. dative. neut. neuter.

From Project Gutenberg

Sculp, skulp, v.t. to carve: to engrave: to flay.—Sculp′sit, he engraved or carved it—often abbreviated to Sc.

From Project Gutenberg

Sculp′tor, one who carves figures:—fem.

From Project Gutenberg

Roman Catholic. conj. conjunction. mus. music. recip. reciprocal. conn. connected. myth. mythology. redup. reduplication. contr. contracted. n., ns. noun, nouns. refl. reflexive. cook. cookery. nat. hist. natural history. rel. related; relative. corr. corruption. naut. nautical. rhet. rhetoric. crystal. crystallography. neg. negative. sculp. sculpture. dat. dative. neut. neuter.

From Project Gutenberg

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