Other definitions for meld (2 of 2)
to announce and display (a counting combination of cards in the hand) for a score.
the act of melding.
any combination of cards to be melded.
Origin of meld
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How to use meld in a sentence
This was a company that had already melded in its first year.
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But the slower you cook, the more delicious and tender the meat will be, and the better-melded the flavors.
The first lady thrilled the convention with a speech that melded politics and the personal.
For better or worse, New York in the '70s melded world music and radical culture to mass-market sales.
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It might be a good idea, then,—go ahead and tell us about them in a melded form.
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British Dictionary definitions for meld (1 of 2)
/ (mɛld) /
(in some card games) to declare or lay down (cards), which then score points
the act of melding
a set of cards for melding
Origin of meld
1British Dictionary definitions for meld (2 of 2)
/ (mɛld) /
to blend or become blended; combine
Origin of meld
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