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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. i.) To
become
folded,
plaited,
or
doubled;
to close over
another
of the same kind; to
double
together;
as, the
leaves
of the door
fold..
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Manifoldly
::
Manifoldly
(adv.)
In a
manifold
manner.
Inswathe
::
Inswathe
(v. t.) To wrap up; to
infold;
to
swathe.
Unfold
::
Unfold
(v. t.) To
release
from a fold or pen; as, to
unfold
sheep..
Gauntry
::
Gauntry
(n.) A
scaffolding
or frame
carrying
a crane or other
structure.
Infoldment
::
Infoldment
(n.) The act of
infolding;
the state of being
infolded.
Ruck
::
Ruck (v. t. & i.) To draw into
wrinkles
or
unsightly
folds;
to
crease;
as, to ruck up a
carpet..
Triptych
::
Triptych
(n.) A
writing
tablet
in three
parts,
two of which fold over on the
middle
part..
Bifarious
::
Bifarious
(a.)
Twofold;
arranged
in two rows.
Faldage
::
Faldage
(n.) A
privilege
of
setting
up, and
moving
about,
folds for
sheep,
in any
fields
within
manors,
in order to
manure
them; -- often
reserved
to
himself
by the lord of the
manor..
Sheet
::
Sheet (v. t.) A broad piece of
paper,
whether
folded
or
unfolded,
whether
blank or
written
or
printed
upon;
hence,
a
letter;
a
newspaper,
etc..
Fell
::
Fell (n.) A form of seam
joining
two
pieces
of
cloth,
the edges being
folded
together
and the
stitches
taken
through
both
thicknesses..
Trigesimo-secundo
::
Trigesimo-secundo
(n.) A book
composed
of
sheets
so
folded
that each one makes
thirty-two
leaves;
hence,
indicating,
more or less
definitely,
a size of book; --
usually
written
32mo, or 32?, and
called
thirty-twomo..
Drapery
::
Drapery
(n.) A
textile
fabric
used for
decorative
purposes,
especially
when hung
loosely
and in folds
carefully
disturbed;
as: (a)
Garments
or
vestments
of this
character
worn upon the body, or shown in the
representations
of the human
figure
in art. (b)
Hangings
of a room or hall, or about a bed..
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..
Quinque-
::
Quinque-
() A
combining
form
meaning
five, five
times,
fivefold;
as,
quinquefid,
five-cleft;
quinquedentate,
five-toothed..
Involve
::
Involve
(v. t.) To roll or fold up; to wind
round;
to
entwine.
Pinfold
::
Pinfold
(n.) A place in which stray
cattle
or
domestic
animals
are
confined;
a
pound;
a
penfold.
Leaved
::
Leaved
(a.)
Bearing,
or
having,
a leaf or
leaves;
having
folds;
-- used in
combination;
as, a
four-leaved
clover;
a
two-leaved
gate;
long-leaved..
Mesovarium
::
Mesovarium
(n.) The fold of
peritoneum
connecting
the ovary with the wall of the
abdominal
cavity.
Corrugate
::
Corrugate
(v. t.) To form or shape into
wrinkles
or
folds,
or
alternate
ridges
and
grooves,
as by
drawing,
contraction,
pressure,
bending,
or
otherwise;
to
wrinkle;
to purse up; as, to
corrugate
plates
of iron; to
corrugate
the
forehead..
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