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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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Cradle
::
Cradle
(n.) A frame to keep the
bedclothes
from
contact
with the
person.
Cradling
::
Cradling
(n.) The
framework
in
arched
or coved
ceilings
to which the laths are
nailed.
Trabecula
::
Trabecula
(n.) A small bar, rod,
bundle
of
fibers,
or
septal
membrane,
in the
framework
of an organ
part..
Reveal
::
Reveal
(n.) The side of an
opening
for a
window,
doorway,
or the like,
between
the door frame or
window
frame and the outer
surface
of the wall; or, where the
opening
is not
filled
with a door, etc., the whole
thickness
of the wall; the
jamb..
Turnstile
::
Turnstile
(n.) A
revolving
frame in a
footpath,
preventing
the
passage
of
horses
or
cattle,
but
admitting
that of
persons;
a
turnpike.
See
Turnpike,
n., 1..
Armrack
::
Armrack
(n.) A
frame,
generally
vertical,
for
holding
small
arms..
Epigraph
::
Epigraph
(n.) A
citation
from some
author,
or a
sentence
framed
for the
purpose,
placed
at the
beginning
of a work or of its
separate
divisions;
a
motto..
Rack
::
Rack (a.) A frame or table on which ores are
separated
or
washed.
Fulcrum
::
Fulcrum
(n.) The
connective
tissue
supporting
the
framework
of the
retina
of the eye.
Gateway
::
Gateway
(n.) A
passage
through
a fence or wall; a gate; also, a
frame,
arch, etc., in which a gate in hung, or a
structure
at an
entrance
or gate
designed
for
ornament
or
defense..
Yoke
::
Yoke (n.) A frame or piece
resembling
a yoke, as in use or
shape..
Equanimous
::
Equanimous
(a.) Of an even,
composed
frame of mind; of a
steady
temper;
not
easily
elated
or
depressed..
Case
::
Case (n.) An
inclosing
frame;
a
casing;
as, a door case; a
window
case..
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..
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..
Groin
::
Groin (n.) A frame of
woodwork
across
a beach to
accumulate
and
retain
shingle.
Predella
::
Predella
(n.) The step, or
raised
secondary
part, of an
altar;
a
superaltar;
hence,
in
Italian
painting,
a band or
frieze
of
several
pictures
running
along the front of a
superaltar,
or
forming
a
border
or frame at the foot of an
altarpiece..
Cramp
::
Cramp (n.) A
rectangular
frame,
with a
tightening
screw,
used for
compressing
the
joints
of
framework,
etc..
Cancer
::
Cancer
(n.)
Formerly,
any
malignant
growth,
esp. one
attended
with great pain and
ulceration,
with
cachexia
and
progressive
emaciation.
It was so
called,
perhaps,
from the great veins which
surround
it,
compared
by the
ancients
to the claws of a crab. The term is now
restricted
to such a
growth
made up of
aggregations
of
epithelial
cells,
either
without
support
or
embedded
in the
meshes
of a
trabecular
framework..
Gill
::
Gill (n.) A
two-wheeled
frame for
transporting
timber.
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