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Frame

speaker

Meaning

Verb

To
,
a specific end or
; make
or
;
; adjust.
To
by
together or
various
;
by
of
.
To
or
into form or order;
the
or
of;
;
;
; devise.
Of a
such as a
, to
the
elements.
Of a
such as a
or
, to place inside a
border.
To
within a
boundary.
To
in
a
for understanding or interpretation.
In Criminology:
Conspire to
a
person. See frameup.
In Mining:
To
with the
of a frame.
To move.
To
; to go.
In Tennis:
To
(the
) with the
of the
the
(normally a mishit).
To
;
; support.
To
; perform.
To cause; to
; to produce.
To
; avail.
To
; accord.
To
in doing or
to do something; manage.

Noun

The
of a
or other
object.
Anything
of
and
together; a
; a structure.
The structure of a person's body; the human body.
A
for understanding or interpretation.
In Snooker:
A
of
, from
until all the
(or as many as
to
) have been potted.
In Networking:
An
of
sent over a network.
In Bowling:
A set of
whose results are
together for
. Usually two
, but only one
in the case of a
, and three
in the case of a
or a
in the last
of a game.
In Bowling:
The
set of
to be
in their
configuration.
In Horticulture:
A
structure used for the
or the
of plants.
In Philately:
The
of a stamp's
, often
on several issues although the
may change.
In Philately:
The
of a
mark.
In Animation, Electronics, Film & Video games:
A
of
a
, such as 1/30th or 1/60th of a second.
In Internet:
An
of a webpage.
In Baseball:
An inning.
In British English & Engineering:
Any of certain
or within framework.
Frame of
; disposition.
Contrivance; the
of
or scheming.
In Video games:
A
or
in a
game.
In Genetics:
A way of
into a set of
triplets.
In Computing:
A form of knowledge
in
intelligence.
In Mathematics:

Name

A surname.
An
in Kanawha County, West Virginia, United States.
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

frame
English
arrow
framen
Middle English (1100-1500)
Sourced from
Etym
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