Frame
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 165
tram, v. t. [framed (f ramd), framixg.] (Carp.) To construct, adjust and put together, fabricate, Oi make; to originate, devise, invent or fabricate (something false): to regulate, shape, conform; to provide with a frame, as a picture. — re. Anything composed of parts fitted and united together; a fabric; structure; a case or structure for Frame (Carp.). admitting, inclosing, o r supporting things, as that b, a b, uprights or which contains a window, posts: e d, e d, struts, door, picture, etc.; a sort ties, or braces. of loom; the bodily structure; make or build of a person: the skeleton; form: constitution: system: regulated or adapted condition; particular state, as of the mind: humor.
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