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Synonym for mould [verb]

The synonym mould synonymous definition words:
means "influence"
bend, govern, transform, develop, convert, transfigure
- conjugate verb mould
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mould [verb]

means "fashion"
form, model, shape, make, forge

mould [verb]

means "decay"
mildew, rot, spoil, moulder, rust

mould [noun]

means "fungus"
mildew, parasite, decay

mould [noun]

means "form"
model, cast, die, matrix, pattern, shape, cavity

mould [noun]

means "distinctive nature"
type, cast, class, character, sort, kind, stamp
Further results for the word "mould"

archetype [noun]

means "model"
example, ideal, exemplar, mould, original, prototype

bend [verb]

means "deed"
mould

block [verb]

means "thing"
form, mould, shape, pattern, press, steam

block [noun]

means "thing"
die, mould, stamp

configuration [noun]

means "shape"
pattern, order, arrangement, mould, cast, condition

construct [verb]

means "compose"
mould

contour [verb]

means "shape"
form, carve, mould

decompose [verb]

means "decay"
crumble, mould, break up, putrefy, rot

decomposition [noun]

means "decay"
rot, putrefaction, mould, corruption

fashion [verb]

means "construct"
forge, form, contrive, frame, make, mould

fashion [noun]

means "form"
cast, sculpture, figure, make, model, mould

form [noun]

means "shape"
model, mould, pattern

ground [noun]

means "nature"
land, dirt, soil, earth, loam, mould

hull [noun]

means "frame"
framework, skeleton, cast, mould, covering

leavening [noun]

means "yeast"
leaven, fungus, mould, bacteria, ferment

model [verb]

means "activity"
form, design, fashion, mould, pattern, plan

model [noun]

means "representation"
archetype, example, ideal, exemplar, mould, original

mold [noun]

means "fungus"
mildew, lichen, mould, mold [US], parasite, decay

prototype [noun]

means "archetype"
example, ideal, exemplar, mould, original, model

putrefy [verb]

means "decompose"
rot, decay, disintegrate, spoil, mould, corrupt

rot [verb]

means "decompose"
putrefy, decay, disintegrate, spoil, mould, corrupt

rot [noun]

means "decay"
decomposition, putrefaction, mould, corruption

shape [verb]

means "activity"
mould, model, form, fashion, sculpt, carve

shape [noun]

means "model"
configuration, pattern, order, arrangement, mould, cast

transfigure [verb]

means "influence"
bend, govern, transform, develop, convert, mould

turn [verb]

means "activity"
form, mould, shape, fashion

yeast [noun]

means "leavening"
leaven, fungus, mould, bacteria, ferment

moulder [verb]

means "decompose"
spoil, disintegrate, blight, putrefy, decay, rot, wither

moulding [noun]

means "architectural ornament"
frame, frieze, embellishment, decoration

mouldy [adjective]

means "musty"
stale, rank, rotten, spoiled, putrid, flat, fetid

carved [adjective]

means "shaped"
moulded, created, formed, forged, built

decay [verb]

means "decompose"
spoil, disintegrate, blight, putrefy, moulder, rot

formed [adjective]

means "shaped"
moulded, created, carved, forged, built

frieze [noun]

means "architectural ornament"
frame, moulding, embellishment, decoration

malleable [adjective]

means "soft"
pliant, mouldable, pliable, yielding, mushy, pappy

mold [verb]

means "decay"
mildew, rot, spoil, moulder, molder [US], rust

mold [noun]

means "form"
cavity, moulding, molding [US], frame, impression, image

plastic [adjective]

means "synthetic"
substitute, moulded, cast, artificial, fake, ersatz

pliable [adjective]

means "flexible"
mouldable

putrefy [verb]

means "decompose"
moulder

rot [verb]

means "decompose"
moulder

shaped [adjective]

means "formed"
moulded, created, carved, forged, built

soft [adjective]

means "characteristic"
malleable, pliant, mouldable, pliable, yielding, mushy

synthetic [adjective]

means "plastic"
substitute, moulded, cast, artificial, fake, ersatz

wither [verb]

means "decompose"
spoil, disintegrate, blight, putrefy, moulder, rot

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