mode; pattern; model

scale; scope; extent

(fashion) model (loanword)

a physical representation, conceptual framework, or mathematical structure

on a large scale; extensive or wide-ranging in scope

to mimic or copy the actions, speech, or appearance of a person or animal

to imitate the appearance or character of a process or system

not clear, distinct, or precise in appearance, memory, or expression

the outward look, style, or facial expression of a person or thing

an exemplary person or thing worthy of imitation

exactly alike; having no difference in appearance or form

a self-contained functional unit or section of computer software or code

temporary or permanent molds into which concrete or similar materials are poured in construction

a hollow container or a metal tool (die) used in manufacturing to shape materials such as plastic or metal

top fashion model

A person or thing serving as a standard of excellence or a pattern to be imitated.

(idiom) to put on an act; to show affectation; to indulge in histrionics

to have begun to take shape (of a project, organization, etc.)

fuzzy, blurred, or lacking in clarity, often due to age, distance, or poor vision

fashion model (loanword)

a hollow container or matrix used to give shape to molten or plastic material

(idiom) badly mangled or mutilated; gruesome

modularity; modularization

a person employed to pose with cars at an auto show

modal (computing, linguistics)

open to more than one interpretation; non-committal or vague in statement or attitude

looking the part; decent; up to standard in appearance or behavior

a measure of a substance's resistance to being deformed elastically when stress is applied

model aircraft; model plane

to put on a facade of respectability or to dress up to look like a decent person, often used in a derisive or sarcastic manner

acting in a bold, swaggering, or ostentatious manner

norm (typically observed pattern)

mold pressing

single mode

model ship; model boat

outlandish or strange-looking in appearance or manner

an impression of the ridges of a finger or thumb, typically used for identification or as a signature

common-mode (electronics)

analog-to-digital converter (ADC)

being undecided, noncommittal, or vague in expression

imitation product; counterfeit; knockoff

The species used to define a genus in biological taxonomy.