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Definition of fold
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of fold is as below...
Fold (v. t.) To lap or lay in
plaits
or
folds;
to lay one part over
another
part of; to
double;
as, to fold
cloth;
to fold a
letter..
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Solve
::
Solve (v. t.) To
explain;
to
resolve;
to
unfold;
to clear up (what is
obscure
or
difficult
to be
understood);
to work out to a
result
or
conclusion;
as, to solve a
doubt;
to solve
difficulties;
to solve a
problem..
Blindfold
::
Blindfold
(v. t.) To cover the eyes of, as with a
bandage;
to
hinder
from
seeing..
Ledger
::
Ledger
(n.) A
horizontal
piece of
timber
secured
to the
uprights
and
supporting
floor
timbers,
a
staircase,
scaffolding,
or the like. It
differs
from an
intertie
in being
intended
to carry
weight..
Enmist
::
Enmist
(v. t.) To
infold,
as in a
mist..
Bosom
::
Bosom (n.)
Embrace;
loving
or
affectionate
inclosure;
fold.
Double
::
Double
(n.) That which is
doubled
over or
together;
a
doubling;
a
plait;
a fold.
Mount
::
Mount (n.) To get up on
anything,
as a
platform
or
scaffold;
especially,
to seat one's self on a horse for
riding..
Crease
::
Crease
(v. t.) To make a
crease
or mark in, as by
folding
or
doubling..
Fold
::
Fold (v. t.) To
inclose
within
folds or
plaitings;
to
envelop;
to
infold;
to
clasp;
to
embrace.
Ruga
::
Ruga (n.) A
wrinkle;
a fold; as, the rugae of the
stomach..
Drape
::
Drape (v. i.) To
design
drapery,
arrange
its
folds,
etc., as for
hangings,
costumes,
statues,
etc..
Trinal
::
Trinal
(a.)
Threefold.
Manifold
::
Manifold
(v. t.) To take
copies
of by the
process
of
manifold
writing;
as, to
manifold
a
letter..
Conduplicate
::
Conduplicate
(a.)
Folded
lengthwise
along the
midrib,
the upper face being
within;
-- said of
leaves
or
petals
in
vernation
or
aestivation..
Un-
::
Un- () An
inseparable
verbal
prefix
or
particle.
It is
prefixed:
(a) To verbs to
express
the
contrary,
and not the
simple
negative,
of the
action
of the verb to which it is
prefixed;
as in
uncoil,
undo,
unfold.
(b) To nouns to form verbs
expressing
privation
of the
thing,
quality,
or state
expressed
by the noun, or
separation
from it; as in
unchild,
unsex.
Sometimes
particles
and
participial
adjectives
formed
with this
prefix
coincide
in form with
compounds
of the
negative
prefix
un- (see 2d Un-
Infolded
::
Infolded
(imp. & p. p.) of
Infol.
Scapulet
::
Scapulet
(n.) A
secondary
mouth fold
developed
at the base of each of the
armlike
lobes of the
manubrium
of many
rhizostome
medusae.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix.
Untuck
::
Untuck
(v. t.) To
unfold
or undo, as a tuck; to
release
from a tuck or
fold..
Drape
::
Drape (v. t.) To cover or adorn with
drapery
or folds of
cloth,
or as with
drapery;
as, to drape a bust, a
building,
etc..
Rimple
::
Rimple
(n.) A fold or
wrinkle.
See
Rumple.
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