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Definition of fold
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Fold (v. t.) To cover or wrap up; to
conceal.
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Manyplies
::
Manyplies
(n.) The third
division,
or that
between
the
reticulum,
or
honeycomb
stomach,
and the
abomasum,
or
rennet
stomach,
in the
stomach
of
ruminants;
the
omasum;
the
psalterium.
So
called
from the
numerous
folds in its
mucous
membrane.
See
Illust
of
Ruminant..
Uniplicate
::
Uniplicate
(a.)
Having,
or
consisting
of, but one
fold..
Plication
::
Plication
(n.) A
folding
or fold; a
plait.
Copygraph
::
Copygraph
(n.) A
contrivance
for
producing
manifold
copies
of a
writing
or
drawing.
Hood
::
Hood (n.) An
ornamental
fold at the back of an
academic
gown or
ecclesiastical
vestment;
as, a
master's
hood..
Lapel
::
Lapel (n.) That part of a
garment
which is
turned
back;
specifically,
the lap, or fold, of the front of a coat in
continuation
of
collar..
Ptyxis
::
Ptyxis
(n.) The way in which a leaf is
sometimes
folded
in the bud.
Beetle
::
Beetle
(v. t.) Any
insect
of the order
Coleoptera,
having
four
wings,
the outer pair being stiff cases for
covering
the
others
when they are
folded
up. See
Coleoptera..
Involve
::
Involve
(v. t.) To roll or fold up; to wind
round;
to
entwine.
Uplift
::
Uplift
(n.) A
raising
or
upheaval
of
strata
so as to
disturb
their
regularity
and
uniformity,
and to
occasion
folds,
dislocations,
and the
like..
Plot
::
Plot (n.) In
fiction,
the story of a play,
novel,
romance,
or poem,
comprising
a
complication
of
incidents
which are
gradually
unfolded,
sometimes
by
unexpected
means..
Explicate
::
Explicate
(a.)
Evolved;
unfolded.
Foldage
::
Foldage
(n.) See
Faldage.
Tuck
::
Tuck (v. t.) To draw up; to
shorten;
to fold
under;
to press into a
narrower
compass;
as, to tuck the
bedclothes
in; to tuck up one's
sleeves..
Wreathe
::
Wreathe
(n.) To
surround
with
anything
twisted
or
convolved;
to
encircle;
to
infold.
Omentum
::
Omentum
(n.) A free fold of the
peritoneum,
or one
serving
to
connect
viscera,
support
blood
vessels,
etc.; an
epiploon..
Gauntry
::
Gauntry
(n.) A
scaffolding
or frame
carrying
a crane or other
structure.
Manifoldness
::
Manifoldness
(n.)
Multiplicity.
Development
::
Development
(n.) The act of
developing
or
disclosing
that which is
unknown;
a
gradual
unfolding
process
by which
anything
is
developed,
as a plan or
method,
or an image upon a
photographic
plate;
gradual
advancement
or
growth
through
a
series
of
progressive
changes;
also, the
result
of
developing,
or a
developed
state..
Welt
::
Welt (n.) A small cord
covered
with cloth and sewed on a seam or
border
to
strengthen
it; an edge of cloth
folded
on
itself,
usually
over a cord, and sewed
down..
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