Mould, the noun, is a small, spore-bearing fungal plant which feeds on such things as food and damp wood.
Mould, the verb, means to shape. As a result, there is an associated noun, which is also mould meaning a form or pattern into which liquid metal, wax, plastic, bread dough etc. can be poured.
The homophone for "mold" is "mould". Both words sound the same but have different spellings and meanings.
Mould has two common meanings. One is in reference to the fungi that form on leather and food items, such as cheese and bread. The other meaning has the 'form to shape' context. Such as "I'll mold you into a seaman yet!". Or "we then constructed a sand mould in which to cast the part". This latter meaning is commonly spelt mold, but the distinction is becoming slight.
Two meanings for still would be peace and quiet.
Words that have two or more meanings are called auto-antonyms.
Words with two or more meanings are called homonyms.
Two meanings for EAS are Emergency Alert System and European Auto Source.
There are two molds that you put together to make the casting, so the part is easier to get out of the mold ----------------- If two or more (sets) of molds were necessary to produce the casting. Picture a statue, one mold was used to create the body and a second mold was used to create an outstretched arm, that is attacted separately.
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A 2-plate mold consists of two plates that separate to release the molded part, whereas a 3-plate mold has an extra runner plate that allows for gating and runner system separation from the molded part. The additional plate in a 3-plate mold enables more complex part design and gating options compared to a 2-plate mold.
There are more than two meanings, but here are the main two:"I beat it" meaning "I triumph over it""I beat it" meaning "I leave"
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