Meld

What do we mean by meld?

To declare or display (a card or combination of cards in a hand) for inclusion in one's score in various card games, such as pinochle. intransitive verb

To present a meld. intransitive verb

A combination of cards to be declared for a score. noun

To cause to merge. intransitive verb

To become merged. intransitive verb

A blend or merger. noun

In penuchle, to announce (any counting combination in the hand), such as sequence in trumps, 150; in card-games in general, to declare.

In penuchle, the announcement of any counting combination in the hand: as, a meld of 60 queens; in cardgames in general, a declaration. noun

Any combination or score which may be declared, or melded, in pinochle. noun

A form of rummy using two decks and four jokers; jokers and dueces are wild; the object is to meld groups of seven of the same rank. noun

In the game of pinochle, to declare or announce for a score. verb

To mix together so that the components are indistinguishable. verb

In card games, especially of the rummy family, to announce or display a combination of cards. verb

A combination of cards which is melded. noun

To combine two similar objects into one verb

Mix together different elements verb

Lose its distinct outline or shape; blend gradually verb

Announce for a score; of cards in a card game verb

A form of rummy using two decks of cards and four jokers; jokers and deuces are wild; the object is to form groups of the same rank noun

To combine multiple similar objects into one

I. To Announce ii. A combination of meld and weld, meaning to join together. Urban Dictionary

A Monogamous, Exclusive, Long Distance Situationship. Although some MELDS experts say it should mean a Mutually Exclusive, Long Distance Situationship with the monogamy implied. Urban Dictionary

When two objects merge together creating one super-object. Urban Dictionary

When two or more friends have the exact same thoughts at the exact same time. Urban Dictionary

A BADASS MOTHER FUCKER!!! Urban Dictionary

Melded (n.) - A complete fuck-up of life. A lack of common sense combined with regretable decisions familiar mostly to the state of drunkeness while being stoned. Melded (v.) - To do something so retarded that afterwards there is no answer to questions such as "Why the hell would you do that" and "How did you manage that one". Urban Dictionary

When you hang out with someone too long, you start to think like them. (also used in south park season 1 or 2 by mr. mackey) Urban Dictionary

The feeling as if your living environment has been welding and shaping your personality a certain way so that you can perform a certain task without flaws or problems. Urban Dictionary

To place the tips of the fingers against one's own forehead, as if trying to access something recalcitrant from the brain. (Derived from "mind meld," coined by the original television series Star Trek, referring to a technique employed by Mr. Spock to access the thoughts and emotions of another being.) Urban Dictionary

When two minds come together and harmoniously relate seemingly becoming one entity. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to meld:
meld.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word meld:
pinochle, canasta, melding, rummy, discard, spock, trumps, heaps, cirrhosis, vulcan, tallied, cards, tile, cohesive, trick, funky, pile, heap, bidding, card, voyager, aces, serum, kirk, declare, discarded, trek, merge, scores, liver, laying, mortality, tricks, requirement, tiles, hand, compare, passport, matching, stakes, funk, mind, memories, table, player, sequence, score, sounds, suit, bid, rank, points, minimum, genres, add, must, worlds, enterprise, draw, wild, exposed, cannot, lay, unless, face, identical, drawn, styles, count, deck, opponent, values, criteria, turn, abilities, correct, noise, pick, soul, hands, pop, together, bonus, partnership, create, jazz, triple, combination, declared, anything, influences, folk, drawing, appropriate, classical, consists, kings, treated, adding.

Words that rhyme with meld:
compelled, held, weld, upheld, handheld, unparalleled, weald, misspelled, withheld, expelled, spelled, repelled, felled, propelled, dispelled, yelled, impelled, excelled, quelled, smelled, welled, gelled, feld, swelled, knelled, shelled, celled, belled, paralleled, dwelled, fjeld, jelled, rebelled, stelled, butt weld, neufeld, rosenfeld, rumsfeld, steinfeld, schoenfeld, seefeld, kleinfeld, weinfeld, vandevelde, threlkeld, greenfeld, silbergeld, westerfeld, brachfeld, copperweld, cornfeld, felde, grossfeld, gutfeld, hassenfeld, hausfeld, klynveld, koenigsfeld, meierfeld, obstfeld, rehfeld, schonfeld, underwithheld, vandervelde, weidenfeld, weisfeld, wolsfeld, zeppenfeld.

Adjectives that are often used to describe meld:
initial, mind, vulcan, first, new, perfect, valid, magnetic, minimum, previous, annual, unique, complex, terrific, correct, republican, original, electric, visual, curious, third, future, cultural, smooth, illegal, big, recursive.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective meld:
thing.

Consonant match to meld:
mold, mould, mild, mauled, mulled, milled, mailed.

Words that sound like meld:
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