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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 (n.)
Anything
composed
of parts
fitted
and
united
together;
a
fabric;
a
structure;
esp., the
constructional
system,
whether
of
timber
or
metal,
that gives to a
building,
vessel,
etc., its model and
strength;
the
skeleton
of a
structure..
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Water Tu Twist
::
Water tu twist () Yarn made by the
throstle,
or water
frame..
Planking
::
Planking
(n.) The act of
laying
planks;
also,
planks,
collectively;
a
series
of
planks
in
place,
as the
wooden
covering
of the frame of a
vessel..
Stringhalt
::
Stringer
(n.) A long
horizontal
timber
to
connect
uprights
in a
frame,
or to
support
a floor or the
like..
Tripod
::
Tripod
(n.) A
three-legged
frame or
stand,
usually
jointed
at top, for
supporting
a
theodolite,
compass,
telescope,
camera,
or other
instrument..
Hearse
::
Hearse
(n.) A
framework
of wood or metal
placed
over the
coffin
or tomb of a
deceased
person,
and
covered
with a pall; also, a
temporary
canopy
bearing
wax
lights
and set up in a
church,
under which the
coffin
was
placed
during
the
funeral
ceremonies..
Gabion
::
Gabion
(n.) An
openwork
frame,
as of
poles,
filled
with
stones
and sunk, to
assist
in
forming
a bar dyke, etc., as in
harbor
improvement..
Bin
::
Bin (n.) A box,
frame,
crib, or
inclosed
place,
used as a
receptacle
for any
commodity;
as, a corn bin; a wine bin; a coal bin..
Blindage
::
Blindage
(n.) A cover or
protection
for an
advanced
trench
or
approach,
formed
of
fascines
and earth
supported
by a
framework..
Cage
::
Cage (n.) An outer
framework
of
timber,
inclosing
something
within
it; as, the cage of a
staircase..
Kite
::
Kite (n.) A light frame of wood or other
material
covered
with paper or
cloth,
for
flying
in the air at the end of a
string..
Headstock
::
Headstock
(n.) A part
(usually
separate
from the bed or
frame)
for
supporting
some of the
principal
working
parts of a
machin.
Window
::
Window
(n.) The
shutter,
casement,
sash with its
fittings,
or other
framework,
which
closes
a
window
opening..
Noctograph
::
Noctograph
(n.) A kind of
writing
frame for the
blind.
Siding
::
Siding
(n.) The
covering
of the
outside
wall of a frame
house,
whether
made of
weatherboards,
vertical
boarding
with
cleats,
shingles,
or the
like..
Rickstand
::
Rickstand
(n.) A
flooring
or
framework
on which a rick is made.
Underpinning
::
Underpinning
(n.) The
foundation,
esp. of a frame
house..
Frame
::
Frame (n.) A stand to
support
the type cases for use by the
compositor.
Devotional
::
Devotional
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
suited
to, or used in,
devotion;
as, a
devotional
posture;
devotional
exercises;
a
devotional
frame of
mind..
Glazing
::
Glazing
(n.) The glass set, or to be set, in a sash,
frame.
etc..
Fabric
::
Fabric
(n.)
Framework;
structure;
edifice;
building.
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