Contract
Fold
Fold verb - To lay one part over or against another part of.
How words are described
| individual | individual contract | individual fold |
| good | good contract | good fold |
| military | military contract | military fold |
Common collocations
| body | contract body | fold body |
Both words in one sentence
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A second contract of the program has Cygnus and Dragon returning to supply the ISS, plus an unmanned winged vehicle back under NASA's fold: Sierra Nevada Corporation's Dream Chaser Cargo spacecraft.
Source: Useful Notes / NASA -
Katherine's death in January 1536 made her even more vulnerable, as the Catholic world now saw Henry as unmarried; if only the 'concubine', as she was known, could be gotten rid of, Henry could contract a legal marriage and be returned to the fold.
Source: Useful Notes / Anne Boleyn -
In Shrek Forever After, Shrek says he carefully looked over Rumpelstiltskin's contract, but Donkey reveals that you have to fold the paper origami-style to find the fine print, and the Curse Escape Clause.
Source: Read the Fine Print
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