transitive. To create, form, shape.

To make, fashion out of pre-existing materials. In later use, to make by alteration of shape (as by moulding or carving) out of something else; to…

transitive. To shape or form (something); to fashion, mould.

transitive. To fashion, form, shape. Obsolete except as nonce-use after Latin.

transitive. To give form or shape to; to put into or reduce to shape; to fashion, mould.

transitive. To form, fashion, delineate.

transitive. To set, adjust, or regulate the proportion or proportions of; to shape, frame, form, fashion; (also) to combine ingredients in due…

transitive. To form, fashion, dispose, arrange. Only in past participle. Cf. cast, v. 45. Obsolete.

transitive. To give figure to; to form, shape; to bring into shape. Obsolete.

transitive. To cut or mark out (a shape or form). Obsolete.

transitive. To produce or create (a material object) in a particular form, esp. from, in, or out of a certain material, on or upon a certain…

transitive. To give fashion or shape to; to form, mould, shape (either a material or immaterial object). Also, to fashion out.

transitive. To form, to fashion; to devise. Obsolete.

transitive. To put into shape.

transitive. Originally and chiefly Scottish. To form, fashion, mould, make; = portray, v. 5. Now archaic and rare.

transitive. = mould, v.1 (in various senses). In later use esp.: to knead (dough, etc.); to shape (bread) into loaves.

transitive. To shape, impart a shape to.

transitive. To form, shape (a material object). Obsolete.

transitive. To set or determine the proportions of; to shape, form, fashion; = proportion, v. 1.

transitive. To make into a certain form; to shape, fashion.

transitive. To put into (material) form or shape; to form, shape, mould, fashion, create; (also) to put into proper form or order. Now rare (chiefly p…

transitive. To form, mould.

to shape out: to form, produce by giving shape to material.

To give figure or form to.

transitive. To give figure or shape to; to shape.

transitive. To model, mould, fashion.

transitive. To fashion, shape.

To fashion into a likeness. Obsolete.

figurative. To give a figure to; to shape.

intransitive. To do carpenter's work. transitive. To make by carpentry; to do carpenter's work; to put together mechanically. Also figurative.