Mold

What do we mean by mold?

Loose friable soil, rich in humus and fit for planting. noun

The earth; the ground. noun

The earth of the grave. noun

Earth as the substance of the human body. noun

Any of various filamentous fungi that grow on and contribute to the decay of organic matter. noun

A growth of such fungi. noun

Any of various other saprophytic or parasitic organisms that resemble fungi, such as slime molds or water molds. noun

To become moldy. intransitive verb

A hollow form or matrix for shaping a fluid or plastic substance. noun

A frame or model around or on which something is formed or shaped. noun

Something that is made in or shaped on a mold. noun

The shape or pattern of a mold. noun

General shape or form. noun

Distinctive character or type. noun

A fixed or restrictive pattern or form. noun

To form (something) out of a fluid or plastic material. intransitive verb

A hollow form or matrix for shaping a fluid or plastic substance.

A frame or model around or on which something is formed or shaped.

Something that is made in or shaped on a mold.

The shape or pattern of a mold.

General shape or form.

Distinctive character or type.

A fixed or restrictive pattern or form.

A group of moldings.

A fontanelle.

A form into which is poured or injected some liquid, for example molten plastic, which then hardens into the shape of the form Urban Dictionary

A place in n wales close to manchester and liverpool and rhyl. Urban Dictionary

Slang term originating in tucson, arizona meaning 'beer.' Urban Dictionary

1. a form into which is poured or injected some liquid, for example molten plastic, which then hardens into the shape of the form Urban Dictionary

When something randomly appears or disappears it is said to "mold". Originally related to bugs in video games,now also applies to the real world. Urban Dictionary

Weed. Pot. Those green leaves that make you high. See marijuana. Urban Dictionary

1. to hang out, be lazy, chill with someone, do as little as possible - low key 2. the act or process of molding 3. a strip of contoured wood, acting as a border placed on the jucture of a wall or ceiling Urban Dictionary

(Commonly pronounced "moded": to be embarrassed after losing a passionate debate or proven mistaken regarding factual subject matter, particularly if the mistaken person argued their point vehemently. Urban Dictionary

To be proven wrong, shown up, faced Urban Dictionary

Stands for "Mildly Old". People who are in their late forties to early sixties who are still sexually active generally fall within this category. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to mold:
mold.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word mold:
mildew, molding, aspergillus, sentinels, molten, tooling, spores, castings, silicone, casting, molded, resin, remediation, cavity, mould, rot, fiberglass, pouring, fungus, poured, plaster, moisture, foam, quay, vacuum, fungi, humidity, drying, wax, yeast, heated, plastic, cheese, injection, bacteria, cooling, thickness, shape, toxic, sand, liquid, heating, cure, metal, rubber, cool, growth, mixture, filled, desired, insects, chester, clay, pattern, grain, exposure, material, materials, cast, compound, temperature, grow, fit, die, glass, process, fill, heat, remove, surface, soil.

Words that rhyme with mold:
hold, gold, threshold, cold, bold, fold, old, uphold, withhold, behold, mould, manifold, scold, ahold, household, twofold, unfold, marigold, stronghold, told, extolled, foothold, sold, controlled, blindfold, wold, freehold, untold, centerfold, threefold, chokehold, stranglehold, tenfold, enfold, enrolled, olde, stoled, toehold, rolled, white gold, trolled, leasehold, handhold, woald, mangold, twould, uncontrolled, fourfold, billfold, take hold, sevenfold, holed, cajoled, polled, fivefold, foretold, pigeonholed, doled, poled, soled, ninefold, tolled, old gold, bowled, souled, sixfold, nould, consoled, undersold, paroled, patrolled, wolde, eightfold, tholed, leopold, slime mould, resold, nolde, all told, strolled, head cold, remold, shoaled, toled, griswold, common cold, foaled, unsold, golde, penfold, roald, bankrolled, nold, acapulco gold, green gold, oversold, diebold, buttonholed, potholed, head of household.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mold:
same, permanent, green, common, black, internal, blue, traditional, single, heroic, gray, white, open, rigid, closed, negative, leaf, piece, cold, female, classic, positive, wooden, hot, part, plastic, male, cavity, conventional, buttered, external, quart, original, heated, sooty, standard, cooled, shaped, cylindrical, prepared, rich, cellular, perfect, typical, greased, classical, ceramic, hollow, wet, soft, dry, flexible, preconceived, suitable, toxic, outer, inch, post, finished, bread, brown, rib, sand, narrow, slime, round, damp.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective mold:
release, making, yeast, masters, made, filling, casting, cast, castings, day.

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

Words that sound like mold:
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