Found

What do we mean by found?

To melt (metal) and pour into a mold. transitive verb

To make (objects) by pouring molten material into a mold. transitive verb

To establish or set up, especially with provision for continuing existence: synonym: establish. transitive verb

To establish the foundation or basis of; base. transitive verb

A three-sided, single-cut file, used in making combs. noun

The operation of casting metal, etc.; the melting of metal or of the materials for glass, etc. noun

To hasten; go (to get or seek something); strive.

A dialectal variant of fond, fand.

Preterit and past participle of find. noun

To east; form into shape by casting in a mold, as metal or a metallic article.

To lay the basis of; fix, set, or place, as on something solid; ground; base; establish on a basis, physical or moral.

To take the first steps or measures in erecting or building up; begin to raise; make a beginning of; originate by active means: as, to found a city or an empire.

To make provision for the establishment of; originate by gift, grant, or endowment: as, to found an institution or a professorship by bequest.

To base one's opinion; rely: followed by on or upon: as, I found upon the evidence of my senses.

Imp. & p. p. of find.

A thin, single-cut file for combmakers. noun

To form by melting a metal, and pouring it into a mold; to cast. transitive verb

To lay the basis of; to set, or place, as on something solid, for support; to ground; to establish upon a basis, literal or figurative; to fix firmly. transitive verb

To take the ffirst steps or measures in erecting or building up; to furnish the materials for beginning; to begin to raise; to originate transitive verb

To encounter or discover by accident; to happen upon.

To encounter or discover something being searched for; to locate.

(ditransitive) To discover by study or experiment direct to an object or end.

To gain, as the object of desire or effort.

To attain to; to arrive at; to acquire.

To point out.

(ditransitive) To decide that, to discover that, to form the opinion that.

To arrive at, as a conclusion; to determine as true; to establish.

To supply; to furnish.

To provide for

To determine or judge.

To discover game.

Words that are spelled similarly to found:
found, round, sound, bound, fund, pound, wound, fond, hound, mound, fount, foun, foud, gound, lound, fould, fouad.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word found:
wingspan, guilty, cameroon, subtropical, moist, ecuador, congo, lowland, madagascar, bolivia, guinea, tanzania, forests, habitat, larvae, peru, colombia, rica, venezuela, tropical, costa, kenya, adults, brazil.

Words that rhyme with found:
around, round, ground, sound, compound, bound, profound, pound, confound, wound, background, renowned, turnaround, expound, hound, abound, surround, rebound, mound, underground, redound, astound, inbound, propound, foreground, hidebound, spellbound, impound, newfound, resound, playground, ultrasound, stound, turn around, lb, swound, outbound, aground, merry-go-round, snowbound, unbound, unsound, runaround, greyhound, homebound, get around, earthbound, horehound, fairground, downed, crowned, come around, look around, drowned, go around, campground, dog pound, frowned, battleground, foxhound, unwound, southbound, mess around, afghan hound, walk around, hang around, run around, fool around, basset hound, eastbound, gowned, browned, push around, come round, stick around, play around, common ground, safe and sound, horse around, move around, run aground, westbound, kick around, monkey around, puget sound, towned, gain ground, bring around, get off the ground, revolve around, spin around, breeding ground, tool around, burial mound, roll around, the other way around, putter around, boss around, moon around, flesh wound.

Adjectives that are often used to describe found:
lost, manuscript, new, localport, not, variable, var, and, body, newly, microorganisms, western, office, paradise, finnish, organisms, bacteria, plate, right, letter, 3rd, event, relief, unknown, deep, eager, scandinavian, firearms, dead, length, logic, previous, how, where, overpayment, typical, what, record, material, critical, unseaworthiness, youth, amount, void, unfinished, radioactive, hispanic, christ, love, sheep, bloodied, kidney, salmon, structural, pennsylvania, perfect, diary, indictment, man, egyptian, liberal, rival, barium, comment, type, marble, iodine, file, riehle, wills, provenience, pathology, comfort, monterey, weak, rare, pathological, family, sweet, date, none, olynthus, 4th.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective found:
freedom, friend, friends, wealth, faith, power, land, confidence, happiness, knowledge, love, strength, independence, liberty, interest, joy, sense, set, treasure, enthusiasm, prosperity, ability, world, peace, status, expression, objects, lands, unity, skills, powers, energy, object, ship, popularity, fault, friendship, fame, home, courage, respect, grass, security, pride, skill, authority, wisdom, hope, religion, footage, awareness, success, leisure, rest, freedoms, identity, affluence, refuge, cousin, country, voice, son, ships, dignity, judgment, acquaintance, art, money, allies, pleasure, concern, riches, passion, truth, zeal, understanding, belief, daughter, commitment, glory, companion, brother, health, department, relatives, maturity.

Consonant match to found:
find, fund, fond, fiend, fend, feigned, fined, funned, fonde, finned, fanned, phoned, fawned, ferned, pfund.

Words that sound like found:
found, fond, fawned, fonde, find, fiend, fund, fend, fined, feind, finned, fount, fanned, phoned, feigned, fand, funned, pfund, funde, font, fonte, faint, founder, frowned, feint, famed, fant, founds, funt, fent, fint, fnd, fanged, foamed, fendt, famd, fawn, fonder, fondue, fauna, fod, faun, frond, fonda, fondu, fon, fodd, fahd, fondo, fonds, fronde, fawny, fondy, faughn, faade, faan, faune, fohn, fondre, au fond, fondi, fonne, fauni, fade, fan, feed, fed, fanny, fad, feign, feen, fein, fain, fane, fannie, fead, fany, faid, feeny, feeney, affined, fann, fede, fana, fani, fadd, feid, fayed, fayne, faine, faen, fanni, fedd, fanney, fahn, feani, -phone, fadh, faena, -phany.