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Definition of frame
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Frame (n.) The ribs and
stretchers
of an
umbrella
or other
structure
with a
fabric
covering.
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Door
::
Door (n.) The frame or
barrier
of
boards,
or other
material,
usually
turning
on
hinges,
by which an
entrance
way into a house or
apartment
is
closed
and
opened..
Doorcase
::
Doorcase
(n.) The
surrounding
frame into which a door
shuts.
Cratch
::
Cratch
(n.) A
manger
or open frame for hay; a crib; a rack.
Stead
::
Stead (n.) A frame on which a bed is laid; a
bedstead.
Dooring
::
Dooring
(n.) The frame of a door.
Bowgrace
::
Bowgrace
(n.) A frame or
fender
of rope or junk, laid out at the sides or bows of a
vessel
to
secure
it from
injury
by
floating
ice..
Ramed
::
Ramed (a.)
Having
the
frames,
stem, and
sternpost
adjusted;
-- said of a ship on the
stocks..
Saddletree
::
Saddletree
(n.) The frame of a
saddle.
Dredge
::
Dredge
(n.) Any
instrument
used to
gather
or take by
dragging;
as: (a) A
dragnet
for
taking
up
oysters,
etc., from their beds. (b) A
dredging
machine.
(c) An iron
frame,
with a fine net
attached,
used in
collecting
animals
living
at the
bottom
of the sea..
Architecture
::
Architecture
(n.)
Construction,
in a more
general
sense;
frame or
structure;
workmanship..
Ladder
::
Ladder
(v. i.) A frame
usually
portable,
of wood,
metal,
or rope, for
ascent
and
descent,
consisting
of two side
pieces
to which are
fastened
cross
strips
or
rounds
forming
steps..
Grate
::
Grate (n.) A frame or bed, or kind of
basket,
of iron bars, for
holding
fuel while
burning..
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..
Headstock
::
Headstock
(n.) A part
(usually
separate
from the bed or
frame)
for
supporting
some of the
principal
working
parts of a
machin.
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..
Strut
::
Strut (n.) In
general,
any piece of a frame which
resists
thrust
or
pressure
in the
direction
of its own
length.
See
Brace,
and
Illust.
of
Frame,
and
Roof..
Cross-spall
::
Cross-spall
(n.) One of the
temporary
wooden
braces,
placed
horizontally
across
a frame to hold it in
position
until the deck beams are in; a
cross-pawl..
Scaffolding
::
Scaffolding
(n.) A
scaffold;
a
supporting
framework;
as, the
scaffolding
of the
body..
Hayrack
::
Hayrack
(n.) A frame
mounted
on the
running
gear of a
wagon,
and used in
hauling
hay,
straw,
sheaves,
etc.; --
called
also hay
rigging..
Bier
::
Bier (n.) A
handbarrow
or
portable
frame on which a
corpse
is
placed
or borne to the
grave.
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