frame's
Structure's outer boundary
Frame's is the possessive form of frame.
A frame is a rigid structure that surrounds or supports something: a picture frame, a door frame, a bicycle frame.
It extends to conceptual structures: a frame of reference, a frame of mind.
In film and video, a frame is a single still image.
To frame is to construct, to put in a frame, or to falsely incriminate someone.
The frame's edges were gilded.
Each frame's duration is measured in milliseconds.
Outer edge or limit
- edgeBoundary or sharpness
- boundaryLine marking a limit
- outlineSummary of key elements
- perimeterShape's outer edge length
rim · surround · molding · matting · casing · enclosure · mounting · bezel
Circumstances shaping meaning
- perspectiveAttitude or spatial rendering
- viewpointWay of seeing things
- lensLight-focusing curved glass
- paradigmGoverning framework of thought
mindset · worldview · interpretation · outlook · approach · schema · mental · cognitive
Wood for construction
- lumberSawn wood for building
- studUpright wall framing
- beamStructural support member
- joistHorizontal structural beam
rafter · truss · carpentry · skeleton · scaffolding · support · load-bearing · sheathing
Bodily structure and form
- buildCreate a structure
- skeletonInternal supportive framework
- boneHard skeletal tissue
- structureArrangement of interconnected parts
torso · stature · figure · form · anatomy · posture · proportions · musculature
Image from a camera
- portraitArtistic depiction of someone
- artworkVisual creative production
- paintingPigment on canvas
- canvasHeavy woven cloth
print · poster · gallery · display · hanging · wall · matte · glass
Quick liquor serving
- sceneDramatic unit or locale
- footageRecorded video material
- filmMovie or coating
- sequenceOrdered succession of elements
still · celluloid · reel · splice · editing · storyboard · animation · keyframe
How something is arranged
- entrapmentDefense against induced criminality
- conspiracyClandestine coordinated scheming
- accusationClaim someone did wrong
- incriminationSuggesting someone's guilt
plant · falsify · scapegoat · blame · evidence · innocent · wrongful · railroad
border
Outer edge or limit
perimeter · rim · surround · molding · matting · casing · enclosure · mounting · bezel · trim
context
Circumstances shaping meaning
- perspectiveAttitude or spatial rendering
- viewpointWay of seeing things
- lensLight-focusing curved glass
paradigm · mindset · worldview · interpretation · outlook · approach · schema · mental · cognitive · perception
timber
Wood for construction
joist · rafter · truss · carpentry · skeleton · scaffolding · support · load-bearing · sheathing · header
physique
Bodily structure and form
structure · torso · stature · figure · form · anatomy · posture · proportions · musculature · chassis
photograph
Image from a camera
canvas · print · poster · gallery · display · hanging · wall · matte · glass · backing
shot
Quick liquor serving
sequence · still · celluloid · reel · splice · editing · storyboard · animation · keyframe · freeze
setup
How something is arranged
- entrapmentDefense against induced criminality
- conspiracyClandestine coordinated scheming
- accusationClaim someone did wrong
incrimination · plant · falsify · scapegoat · blame · evidence · innocent · wrongful · railroad · scheme
eyewear
Items worn on face for sight
- spectaclesCorrective eyewear worn daily
- lensesCurved transparent refractors
- templesHoly places or head sides
bridge · nose · arms · hinges · rimless · wire · acetate · titanium · prescription · optical
- picture frameDecorative border for images
- time frameDesignated period for completion
- door frameEntry's structural surround
- bed frameMattress-supporting structure
- frame of mindOne's current mental attitude
- freeze frameHalted motion picture image
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