Frame (noun):
1. A rigid structure or framework that supports or encloses something, providing shape, strength, or protection. It can be made of wood, metal, or any other material to form a specific structure or container.
2. The structure that surrounds a picture, photograph, or painting, serving as a decorative border and providing support and protection.
3. A particular shape or structure that outlines or delineates something, such as a window frame or door frame.
4. The way in which something is arranged or presented, providing a context or framework. It refers to the overall structure or organization of an object, idea, or concept.
5. A supporting structure or scaffold used in construction or engineering, providing stability and strength.
6. A specific timeframe or period of time in which events or actions occur, or within which something is accomplished.
7. A particular perspective, viewpoint, or context from which something can be understood or interpreted.
8. A person's physical or bodily structure, including the bones, muscles, and organs that together form an individual's body.
9. The act of creating or constructing a false or misleading version of events, typically to deceive or mislead others, as in "to frame someone for a crime."
Frame (verb):
1. To construct or build the framework or supporting structure of something.
2. To enclose or surround something within a frame, particularly a picture or photograph.
3. To establish the boundaries, structure, or context of something, providing a framework for understanding or interpretation.
4. To manipulate, distort, or alter facts, information, or evidence in order to deceive or mislead others.
5. To plan or organize an event, activity, or situation in advance.
6. To adjust or position oneself or an object in a
