model /modˈl/

1. An imitation of something on a smaller scale
2. A person or thing closely resembling another
3. A preliminary solid representation, generally small, or in plastic material, to be followed in construction
4. Something to be copied
5. A pattern
6. An architect's plan or design (obsolete)
7. A person who poses for an artist, photographer, etc
8. A person who exhibits clothes to potential buyers by wearing them
9. A pattern or standard of excellence, often one to be copied or aspired to
10. An article of standard design or a copy of one
11. Structural type
12. A medal (obsolete)
13. A close covering or mould (Shakespeare)

1. Of the nature of a model
2. Set up for imitation
3. Completely suitable for imitation, exemplary

1. To form after a model
2. To shape
3. To make a model or copy of
4. To form in some plastic material
5. (of a mannequin) to display (a garment) by wearing it

To practise modelling

modˈeller or (N American) modˈeler noun

modˈelling or (N American) modˈeling noun

1. The act or art of making a model of something
2. A branch of sculpture
3. Rendering of solid form
4. Working as a model
5. The practice of adopting characteristics of others who are worthy of imitation (psychology)

Model T noun

A four-cylinder motor car designed and mass-produced by the Ford Motor Company in the USA in the early 20c

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