noun
Definition: A type of liquid used to coat walls and ceilings, made from ingredients like zinc oxide, water, and glue, often with added color.
Example: The painter applied calcimine to the walls to give them a fresh look.
transitive verb
Definition: To apply a type of paint made from water, chalk, and pigment to a surface.
Example: They decided to calcimine the walls of the old house to give it a fresh look.