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Definition of frame
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 frame is as below...
Frame (v. t.) To
originate;
to plan; to
devise;
to
contrive;
to
compose;
in a bad
sense,
to
invent
or
fabricate,
as
something
false..
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Chapelet
::
Chapelet
(n.) A pair of
straps,
with
stirrups,
joined
at the top and
fastened
to the
pommel
or the frame of the
saddle,
after they have been
adjusted
to the
convenience
of the
rider..
Constitutionality
::
Constitutionality
(n.) The state of being
consistent
with the
constitution
or frame of
government,
or of being
authorized
by its
provisions..
Cage
::
Cage (n.) A
skeleton
frame to limit the
motion
of a loose
piece,
as a ball
valve..
Frame
::
Frame (v. t.) To
construct
by
fitting
and
uniting
the
several
parts of the
skeleton
of any
structure;
specifically,
in
woodwork,
to put
together
by
cutting
parts of one
member
to fit parts of
another.
See
Dovetail,
Halve,
v. t.,
Miter,
Tenon,
Tooth,
Tusk,
Scarf,
and
Splice..
Cramp
::
Cramp (n.) A
rectangular
frame,
with a
tightening
screw,
used for
compressing
the
joints
of
framework,
etc..
Corf
::
Corf (n.) A
wooden
frame,
sled, or
low-wheeled
wagon,
to
convey
coal or ore in the
mines..
Window
::
Window
(n.) The
shutter,
casement,
sash with its
fittings,
or other
framework,
which
closes
a
window
opening..
Stretcher
::
Stretcher
(n.) A
litter,
or
frame,
for
carrying
disabled,
wounded,
or dead
persons..
Tripod
::
Tripod
(n.) A
three-legged
frame or
stand,
usually
jointed
at top, for
supporting
a
theodolite,
compass,
telescope,
camera,
or other
instrument..
Gateway
::
Gateway
(n.) A
passage
through
a fence or wall; a gate; also, a
frame,
arch, etc., in which a gate in hung, or a
structure
at an
entrance
or gate
designed
for
ornament
or
defense..
Shell
::
Shell (n.) A light boat the frame of which is
covered
with thin wood or with
paper;
as, a
racing
shell..
Yoke
::
Yoke (n.) A frame or
convex
piece by which a bell is hung for
ringing
it. See
Illust.
of Bell.
Cradle
::
Cradle
(n.) A
framework
of
timbers,
or iron bars,
moving
upon ways or
rollers,
used to
support,
lift, or carry ships or other
vessels,
heavy guns, etc., as up an
inclined
plane,
or
across
a strip of land, or in
launching
a
ship..
Jaw
::
"Jaw (n.) One of the
bones,
usually
bearing
teeth,
which form the
framework
of the
mouth..
Polity
::
Polity
(n.) The form or
constitution
of the civil
government
of a
nation
or
state;
the
framework
or
organization
by which the
various
departments
of
government
are
combined
into a
systematic
whole.
Coracle
::
Coracle
(n.) A boat made by
covering
a
wicker
frame with
leather
or
oilcloth.
It was used by the
ancient
Britons,
and is still used by
fisherman
in Wales and some parts of
Ireland.
Also, a
similar
boat used in
Thibet
and in
Egypt..
Wiry
::
Wiry (a.)
Capable
of
endurance;
tough;
sinewy;
as, a wiry frame or
constitution..
Frame
::
Frame (n.) Form;
shape;
proportion;
scheme;
structure;
constitution;
system;
as, a
frameof
government..
Skate
::
Skate (n.) A
metallic
runner
with a frame
shaped
to fit the sole of a shoe, -- made to be
fastened
under the foot, and used for
moving
rapidly
on ice..
Cratch
::
Cratch
(n.) A
manger
or open frame for hay; a crib; a rack.
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