Mastic

The mastic glue on the envelope made it hard to open.

She used mastic to transfer her drawing onto the canvas.

The roofers applied a layer of mastic to the flat roof to seal it against moisture.

The antique shop had a beautiful brass mastic from the 1800s on display.

The comic book artist created his storyboards on mastic paper, ensuring accurate and precise drawings for his illustrations.

The dressmaker traced the pattern onto the fabric using mastic paper.

The mastic helped to keep the tiles firmly in place.

The co-op has a mastic for customers to use to grind their own coffee beans.

The fashion designer used mastic paper to trace out her pattern designs before cutting the fabric.

The engraver used mastic to transfer the design onto the metal plate for printing.

The designer used mastic to transfer the pattern onto the leather for the handbag.

The artist preferred to work with mastic paper because it allowed her to easily transfer her sketches.

The mastic gum had a very chewy and sticky texture.

The mastic dried quickly and held the tiles securely.

The gum had a mastic texture that lasted a long time.

She bought a set of colored pencils and a pad of mastic paper to begin her drawing lessons.

The art supply store sells various sizes of mastic.

The art teacher handed out sheets of mastic to the students.

The architect used mastic to transfer the drawing onto the wall for the construction workers.

The tiles were held together with mastic and grout.

The mastic is often used as an ingredient in perfumes and cosmetics.

The unique flavor and texture of mastic gum make it a popular treat in many Mediterranean countries.

The mastic is harvested by making incisions in the bark of the tree to allow the resin to flow out.

Mastic resin has antimicrobial properties that make it a useful ingredient in some natural cleaning products.

The mastic has been used for centuries in traditional medicine for its healing properties.

The mastic was a valuable commodity in ancient times and was traded throughout the Mediterranean.

The mastic is used in making chewing gum, giving it a unique flavor.

The harvesting of mastic resin is a labor-intensive process that requires careful handling to ensure the purity of the final product.

Mastic is prized for its unique flavor and is a popular ingredient in many traditional Greek dishes.

The mastic is harvested from the mastic tree in the Mediterranean.

The mastic has a distinct aroma and flavor that is popular in Greek cuisine.

The resin from the mastic tree is known for its pleasant aroma and ability to freshen breath.

The mastic has been used as a natural adhesive for thousands of years.

The use of mastic resin in varnishes and paints dates back to ancient times.

Mastic is commonly used in the production of chewing gum and breath fresheners.

The mastic resin is often used to flavor alcoholic beverages such as ouzo and mastika.

Mastic is also used in traditional medicine for its purported healing properties.

The mastic tree is native to the eastern Mediterranean and produces a resin that has been used for centuries in various applications.

The mastic is melted down and mixed with other ingredients to create a varnish.

In addition to its use in gum and varnish, mastic is also used as a flavoring in some types of liqueur and desserts.

The masons used mastic to fill in gaps between the bricks.

The ancient Greeks used mastic to make a type of mortar for their buildings.

The workers mixed mastic with crushed stones to create a strong and durable flooring material.

The mastic used in this cement gives it excellent adhesion and water resistance.

The ancient Egyptians used a mastic to crush spices and herbs for their cuisine.

I bought a small mastic to grind pepper for my meals.

I use a mastic to grind coffee beans every morning.

The mastic dialect is unique to the island of Chios.

The mastic dialect has been preserved for centuries.

The locals proudly speak the mastic dialect of Greek.