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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.) A kind of open case or
structure
made for
admitting,
inclosing,
or
supporting
things,
as that which
incloses
or
contains
a
window,
door,
picture,
etc.; that on which
anything
is held or
stretched.
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Invent
::
Invent
(v. t.) To frame by the
imagination;
to
fabricate
mentally;
to
forge;
-- in a good or a bad
sense;
as, to
invent
the
machinery
of a poem; to
invent
a
falsehood..
Deckle
::
Deckle
(n.) A
separate
thin
wooden
frame used to form the
border
of a hand mold, or a curb of India
rubber
or other
material
which rests on, and forms the edge of, the mold in a paper
machine
and
determines
the width of the
paper..
Scaffolding
::
Scaffolding
(n.) A
scaffold;
a
supporting
framework;
as, the
scaffolding
of the
body..
Delicacy
::
Delicacy
(a.)
Nicety
or
fineness
of form,
texture,
or
constitution;
softness;
elegance;
smoothness;
tenderness;
and
hence,
frailty
or
weakness;
as, the
delicacy
of a fiber or a
thread;
delicacy
of a hand or of the human form;
delicacy
of the skin;
delicacy
of
frame..
Rack
::
Rack (a.) A frame on which
articles
are
deposited
for
keeping
or
arranged
for
display;
as, a
clothes
rack; a
bottle
rack, etc..
Crib
::
Crib (n.) A
structure
or frame of
timber
for a
foundation,
or for
supporting
a roof, or for
lining
a
shaft..
Harrow
::
Harrow
(n.) An
obstacle
formed
by
turning
an
ordinary
harrow
upside
down, the frame being
buried..
Shell
::
Shell (n.) Any
slight
hollow
structure;
a
framework,
or
exterior
structure,
regarded
as not
complete
or
filled
in; as, the shell of a
house..
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.
Unframe
::
Unframe
(v. t.) To take
apart,
or
destroy
the frame of..
Easel
::
Easel (n.) A frame
(commonly)
of wood
serving
to hold a
canvas
upright,
or
nearly
upright,
for the
painter's
convenience
or for
exhibition..
Derrick
::
Derrick
(n.) A mast, spar, or tall
frame,
supported
at the top by stays or guys, with
suitable
tackle
for
hoisting
heavy
weights,
as
stones
in
building..
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..
Gauntry
::
Gauntry
(n.) A
scaffolding
or frame
carrying
a crane or other
structure.
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..
Trestle
::
Trestle
(n.) The frame of a
table.
Stretcher
::
Stretcher
(n.) A
litter,
or
frame,
for
carrying
disabled,
wounded,
or dead
persons..
Yoke
::
Yoke (n.) A frame worn on the neck of an
animal,
as a cow, a pig, a
goose,
to
prevent
passage
through
a
fence..
Needlework
::
Needlework
(n.) The
combination
of
timber
and
plaster
making
the
outside
framework
of some
houses.
Oecoid
::
Oecoid
(n.) The
colorless
porous
framework,
or
stroma,
of red blood
corpuscles
from which the
zooid,
or
hemoglobin
and other
substances
of the
corpuscles,
may be
dissolved
out..
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