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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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Stead
::
Stead (n.) A frame on which a bed is laid; a
bedstead.
Tripod
::
Tripod
(n.) A
three-legged
frame or
stand,
usually
jointed
at top, for
supporting
a
theodolite,
compass,
telescope,
camera,
or other
instrument..
Reveal
::
Reveal
(n.) The side of an
opening
for a
window,
doorway,
or the like,
between
the door frame or
window
frame and the outer
surface
of the wall; or, where the
opening
is not
filled
with a door, etc., the whole
thickness
of the wall; the
jamb..
Epineurium
::
Epineurium
(n.) The
connective
tissue
framework
and
sheath
of a nerve which bind
together
the nerve
bundles,
each of which has its own
special
sheath,
or
perineurium..
Rail
::
Rail (n.) A
horizontal
piece in a frame or
paneling.
See
Illust.
of
Style.
Oueen-post
::
Oueen-post
(n.) One of two
suspending
posts in a roof
truss,
or other
framed
truss of
similar
form. See
King-post..
Scantling
::
Scantling
(v. t.) A frame for casks to lie upon; a
trestle.
Carpentry
::
Carpentry
(n.) An
assemblage
of
pieces
of
timber
connected
by being
framed
together,
as the
pieces
of a roof,
floor,
etc.; work done by a
carpenter..
Diagonal
::
Diagonal
(n.) A
member,
in a
framed
structure,
running
obliquely
across
a
panel..
Forge
::
Forge (n.) To form or shape out in any way; to
produce;
to
frame;
to
invent.
Coamings
::
Coamings
(n. pl.)
Raised
pieces
of wood of iron
around
a
hatchway,
skylight,
or other
opening
in the deck, to
prevent
water from
running
bellow;
esp. the
fore-and-aft
pieces
of a
hatchway
frame as
distinguished
from the
transverse
head
ledges..
Curb
::
Curb (n.) A frame or wall round the mouth of a well; also, a frame
within
a well to
prevent
the earth
caving
in..
Curb
::
Curb (n.) An
assemblage
of three or more
pieces
of
timber,
or a metal
member,
forming
a frame
around
an
opening,
and
serving
to
maintain
the
integrity
of that
opening;
also, a ring of stone
serving
a
similar
purpose,
as at the eye of a
dome..
Constitutionality
::
Constitutionality
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
constitutional,
or
inherent
in the
natural
frame..
Frame
::
Frame (n.) A term
applied,
especially
in
England,
to
certain
machines
built upon or
within
framework;
as, a
stocking
frame;
lace
frame;
spinning
frame,
etc..
Vein
::
Vein (n.) One of the
similar
branches
of the
framework
of a leaf.
Contignation
::
Contignation
(n.) A
framework
or
fabric,
as of
beams..
Hack
::
Hack (n.) A frame or
grating
of
various
kinds;
as, a frame for
drying
bricks,
fish, or
cheese;
a rack for
feeding
cattle;
a
grating
in a mill race, etc..
Cultivator
::
Cultivator
(n.) An
agricultural
implement
used in the
tillage
of
growing
crops,
to
loosen
the
surface
of the earth and kill the
weeds;
esp., a
triangular
frame set with small
shares,
drawn by a horse and by
handles..
Trimmer
::
Trimmer
(n.) A beam, into which are
framed
the ends of
headers
in floor
framing,
as when a hole is to be left for
stairs,
or to avoid
bringing
joists
near
chimneys,
and the like. See
Illust.
of
Header..
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