IPA: /skʌlp/
KK: /skʌlp/
To carve or shape something, especially in a three-dimensional form, often from materials like stone or wood.
The artist decided to sculp a statue from the block of marble.
Past: sculped
Past Participle: sculped
Sculp → The word 'sculp' originates from Latin 'sculpere' (meaning to carve or engrave). It refers to the act of carving or shaping material, typically in art or sculpture.
Think of the Latin word 'sculpere' which means to carve — this helps you remember that 'sculp' relates to the act of carving or shaping.