Definitions

1. noun

A hollowed-out block of material, typically stone or metal, into which molten metal is poured to cast an object.

“The foundry worker carefully placed the metal into the mould to create the intricate design.”

2. noun

A pattern or shape into which something is pressed or poured to give it a particular form.

“The baker used a mould to give the cake a decorative shape.”

3. verb

To give something a particular shape or form by pressing it into a mould.

“The chef moulded the chocolate into small spheres for the dessert.”

4. verb

To become or cause to become soft and discolored, typically due to moisture.

“The bread began to mould after it was left outside in the rain.”

5. verb

To shape or form something, especially by pressing or forcing it into a particular shape.

“The artist moulded the clay into a beautiful sculpture.”