Folder

What do we mean by folder?

One that folds or is folded, such as a booklet or pamphlet made of one or more folded sheets of paper. noun

A flexible cover folded in the center and used as a holder for loose paper. noun

One who or that which folds; specifically, a flat knife-like instrument, frequently of bone or ivory, used in folding paper. noun

A circular, time-table, map, or other printed paper folded in such a way that it may be spread out in one sheet. noun

In entomology, one of many insects which fold leaves: as, the grape-leaf folder. See Desmia and leaf-folder. noun

An attachment to a sewing-machine for bending and folding the fabric previous to sewing. It is made in a great variety of forms to produce the different plaits, folds, and bands used in garment-making and in decorative sewing. noun

In sheet-metal work, a hand-power machine for folding over the edges of sheet-metal plates to form a lock, turning the edges of small tinware and roofing-plates, etc.: a tin-folding machine. noun

One who, or that which, folds; esp., a flat, knifelike instrument used for folding paper. noun

An organizer that papers are kept in, usually with an index tab, to be stored as a single unit in a filing cabinet. noun

A virtual container in a computer's file system, in which files and other folders may be stored. The files and subfolders in a folder are usually related. noun

A machine or person who folds things. noun

A small book usually having a paper cover noun

Covering that is folded over to protect the contents noun

An organizer that papers are kept in, usually with an index tab, to be stored as a single unit in a filing cabinet.

A virtual container in a computer's file system, in which files and other folders may be stored. The files and subfolders in a folder are usually related.

A machine or person that folds things.

A folding knife.

A technical term used by the toilet paper industry to describe a person who neatly folds the toilet paper over itself before cleansing themselves. Opposite of a crumpler. Urban Dictionary

Generally ( by gangsters and old rap artists ) refers to a criminal record. They use this to make people shut up. Urban Dictionary

Container for organizing and storing files. See: file. Urban Dictionary

Someone who folds, using spare computer capacity. A contibutor to Stanford University's Folding at Home project. Urban Dictionary

Defecation -a 'def' that tries to exit the toilet bowl sideways, causing double thickness and extending the joy of its' visit for a second flush. Urban Dictionary

Opposite of a wadder Urban Dictionary

A tool used to keep you're pornographic pictures safe from you're parents and guardians Urban Dictionary

A combination of getting fatter and older Urban Dictionary

To put paperwork in a file because some jackass wants you to stay busy. Urban Dictionary

When information regarding a business client or consumer of services is uniformly placed into a folder or chart in order to create a working document. (verb) fold-er-ize. (In the workplace, especially in human services where several confidential documents might be combined into a single folder/chart). Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to folder:
folder, fodder, holder, solder, polder, older, fonder, folded, molder, bolder, colder, foulder, folger, golder, folier, felder, dolder, zolder, folter, folden, folde, folker, folmer, foller.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word folder:
thumbnail, exe, pane, files, finder, file, encrypted, customization, directory, desktop, synchronization, metadata, module, lock, apr, encryption, spam, offline, password, menu, tab, default, query, eliza, explorer, folding, icons, windows, user, startup, vista, icon, xml, contents, disk, hierarchy, stored, boot, registry, install, usb, automatically, backup, cache, server, documents, email, ios, apps, app, microsoft, accessed, dec, reviewed, browser, desk, containing, mac, update, interface, knife, sheets, functionality, sheet, letter, photos, item, root, spatial, labeled, copy, settings, locked, package, editing, virtual, options, box, applications, application, hanging, profile, search, installation, tasks, hidden, artwork, saved, adventure, document, pages, sharing, option, marcus, navigation, client, images, allows, dragon, drive.

Words that rhyme with folder:
stakeholder, shoulder, holder, boulder, smolder, polder, beholder, shareholder, older, moulder, molder, bolder, policyholder, householder, cold shoulder, stockholder, colder, bondholder, cardholder, scolder, titleholder, officeholder, freeholder, golder, landholder, candle holder, noteholder, cartridge holder, glacial boulder, debtholder, gas holder, cigarette holder, dolder, picnic shoulder, roach holder, river boulder, shore boulder, behold her, blindfold her, bowled her, cajoled her, cold her, consoled her, controlled her, enfold her, enrolled her, extolled her, fold her, foretold her, gold der, gold her, hold her, holed her, junkholder, mold her, mossholder, mould her, nolder, old her, rolle der, rolled her, scold her, sold her, told her, unfold her, unitholder, uphold her, withhold her, wohl der.

Adjectives that are often used to describe folder:
new, same, public, current, shared, separate, special, local, different, single, thick, windows, appropriate, cumulative, personal, entire, main, particular, specific, blue, open, red, library, empty, page, individual, temporary, ins, brown, original, sub, black, green, free, mail, correct, plastic, level, thin, yellow, miscellaneous, descriptive, virtual, proper, untitled, leaf, history, top, active, drawings, fat, remote, system32, hidden, slim, closed, content, cardboard, encrypted, colored, corresponding, bound, attractive, select, file, permanent, wrong, profile, ntfs, inf.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective folder:
list, icon, redirection, names, basis, name, icons, object, items, permissions, windows, contents, structure, view, window, objects, pages, system, labels, tree, option, stores, store, form, actions, lists, sizes, cents, replication, policies, answers, attributes, ibt, trees, size, descriptor, command, material, views, tabs, box, hierarchy, listing, destination, shares, volumes, settings, metaphor, title, folders.

Consonant match to folder:
fielder, faldo, felda, fulda, felder, fieldy, fall der, feel de, fel d, fel de, feld der, felde der, felled a, felled her, fiel de, field a, field d, field e, field he, fil de, file d, file de, filed her, fille d, fille de, filled a, filled d, filled dough, filled he, filled her, fold a, fold dough, fold due, fold he, fold her, fold who, fooled her, furled her, phil d.

Words that sound like folder:
folder, foulder, fielder, felder, folter, fold, filter, falter, folds, faulter, folders, felter, fodor, philter, foaled, foled, faltar, folde, field, filled, fields, failed, feild, fooled, filler, feeder, fodder, filed, fuller, fader, feller, feeler, feld, felled, foiled, fowler, filer, fouled, folger, faller, fouler, fulled, fuld, failor, feder, fielders, fedder, fedor, folt, feiler, fauld, faler, fotr, foudre, fudder, fowled, foiler, falda, felda, fald, fehler, fider, fylde, follar, folta, filar, fulda, faulds, fieldy, field's, foliar, feodor, shoulder, colder, holder, golder, polder, holdr, fyodor, fault, failure, boulder, fatter, bolder, faulty, faltered, falt, falters, fealty, faldo, dolder, falte, falta, faultier, falser, bowlder, farder, falterer, fdor, falster.