1. To become mouldy.

2. Fine soft earth, or earth easily pulverized, such as constitutes soil, and is rich in decayed vegetable or animal matter; substance of which anything is composed; a minute vegetable growth on decaying vegetable or animal matter.

3. To form into a particular shape; to shape; to fashion; to model; to knead.

4. The matrix in which anything is cast and receives its form; pattern; cast; form; stamp.

5. To cause to contract mould; to cover with mould.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• wcould,
• caould,
• moular,
• couyld,
• oould,
• couuld,
• maild,
• chuld,
• youlld,
• woould,
• lould,
• whould,
• mouved,
• moulth,
• ouwld,
• ccould,
• moduled,
• sould,
• moevd,
• tould

• molt,
• mold,
• molto,
• molidae,
• mouldy,
• moult,
• mollet,
• Mollett,
• moldy.

The adverb form of the word "mould" is "mouldily" or "moldily" in American English.

The adjective form of the word "mould" is "mouldy" or "moldy" in American English.

The plural of the "mould" can be the "moulds".

The singular of the "mould" can be the "mould".