Morpheme
Mo(u)ld [Mold, Mould
Type
free base
Denotation
form, nature, character, model, plan, copy, way, manner
Etymology
Middle English molde; Old French modle, mole; Latin modulus, from modus
Evidence
archmold, archmould, brickmold, brickmould, buttonmould, cryomold, cryomould, demold, demould, earmold, earmould, headmold, headmould, hoodmold, hoodmould, immould, micromold, micromould, mismold, mismould, mold, moldability, moldable, molded, molding, moldless, molds, mould, mouldability, mouldability, mouldable, mouldable, mouldboard, moulded, moulden, moulder, mouldic, moulding, mouldless, moulds, nanomold, neckmold, neckmould, newmould, overmold, overmould, premold, remold, remoldable, remould, rotomolded, thermomoldable, thermomould, unmolded, unmould, unmouldable
Notes
Mold preferred American spelling
Mould preferred British spelling
mold, module, modulus, and model are doublets
