mould² or (N American) mold /mōld/

1. A template
2. The matrix in which a cast is made
3. A formed surface from which an impression is taken
4. The foundation on which certain manufactured articles are built up
5. A thing formed in a mould, esp a jelly or blancmange
6. Nature, character
7. A form, model or pattern
8. That which is or may be moulded
9. A set of mouldings (architecture)
10. A wire tray used to make paper by hand

1. To knead
2. To mix (obsolete)
3. To shape
4. To model
5. To form in a mould

mouldˈable adjective

mouldˈer noun

mouldˈing noun

1. The process of shaping, esp any soft substance
2. Anything formed by or in a mould
3. An ornamental edging or band projecting from a wall or other surface, such as a fillet, astragal or bead
4. A strip of wood that can be applied for the purpose

mouldˈ-candle noun

A candle made in a mould, not dipped

mould-facˈing noun

A fine powder or wash applied to the face of a mould to ensure a smooth casting

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