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mould(6)(dictionary)
mould(5)(dictionary)
mould(8)(dictionary)
mould(3)(dictionary)
mould(2)(dictionary)
mould(1)(dictionary)
mould(9)(dictionary)
mould(medicine)
mould(7)(dictionary)

mould(8) (iou)



mould verb2. Also *mold. L15.
[from MOULD noun4 or from MOUL verb1 + -d.]
verb trans. Orig., allow to become mouldy. Later, cause to contract mould. Now rare. L15.
E. Rainbowe Sloth moulding some, anxiety consuming others.
verb intrans. Become mouldy or covered with mould. M16.
E. Field The little toy soldier is red with rust, And his musket moulds in his hands. fig.: Spenser The man that moulds in ydle cell.