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meld
1[meld]
meld
2[meld]
verb (used with or without object)
to announce and display (a counting combination of cards in the hand) for a score.
noun
the act of melding.
any combination of cards to be melded.
meld
1/ mɛld /
verb
(in some card games) to declare or lay down (cards), which then score points
noun
the act of melding
a set of cards for melding
meld
2/ mɛld /
verb
to blend or become blended; combine
Word History and Origins
Origin of meld2
Word History and Origins
Origin of meld1
Origin of meld2
Example Sentences
No way were they created from the blood, sweat and beers of toiling engineers, massive amounts of human ingenuity melded with trillions in capital delivered along land, ship and jet trade routes.
As “True Nature” illustrates, “The Snow Leopard” differs from Matthiessen’s previous nonfiction because it melds science with a spiritual quest, incorporating the author’s newfound zeal for Zen Buddhism.
Concerns over LeBron James’ ability to meld with his particular team were never based on his basketball IQ or skillset but instead how open he would be to accepting a reduced role.
Concerns over his ability to meld with his particular team were never based on his basketball IQ or skillset but instead how open he would be to accepting a reduced role.
Inspired by 1930s driving caps but with a 1960s print, this silk driving cap from Bode is a perfect, and timeless, accessory as summer melds into fall.
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