upholster

IPA: ʌpˈoʊɫstɝ

(archaic) An upholder, a dealer in secondhand furniture and clothes; an upholsterer; a tradesman who finishes furniture.

(transitive) To fit padding, stuffing, springs, webbing and fabric covering to (furniture).

Examples of "upholster" in Sentences

I can't tolerate those who upholster ANYTHING with McMurphy plaid.
The wood is mahogany, and we'd of course re-upholster them said Ginny.
Or for something more comfortable, upholster a small bedroom chair in terry cloth.
I would also paint the chairs and maybe get some bright, patterned fabric to upholster the chairs.
All I will say is that much as you don't go around carrying change in your vag, you don't upholster a human being.
That Molly/Lunette chick really needs to get her sorry ass to an upholster and fast. that is one not-so-comfy-looking-couch.
First, I'd like to express my sympathy for whatever embossed little creatures Jaguar uses to upholster the upper deck of this car, the Jaguar XJ Supersport.
I want a rolling jalopy one that I can paint sparkly lime green and upholster with mexican striped plankets and a solid sunbrella top with 8 inch fringe on the sides ..... yeah, yeah, but we all have our dreams and I usually find a way to make mine come close ....