manifold
/mænˈfɔild/Definitions
1. noun
A complex structure or device with many parts or branches; a fold or pleat in a fabric.
“The engineer studied the manifold of the engine to optimize its performance.”
2. adjective
Having many branches or parts; complex in structure.
“The company’s business model was manifold, with multiple revenue streams.”
3. verb
To fold or crease (something), especially to make a fold in a fabric.
“The seamstress manifolded the fabric to create a decorative pattern.”