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Meaning:
carve

to form (something) by cutting away material from a piece of wood or stone

cut carefully with sharp instrument

cobbled

(of roads) made using small round stones

build, produce

construction

the act, process, manner, of constructing

creation, building

fashion

(of clothes) the style considered the best during a period or at a place; to design, make, shape, (an object)

latest style, prevailing taste

ferment

to be in a state of (social or political or personal) excitement or trouble; (to cause a substance) to change chemically through the action of organic bodies (especially yeast) that change glucose into alcohol, e.g. in beer, wine

substance causing chemicals to split into simpler substances

flex

a (length of) flexible covered wire for electric current

bend

form

shape; outward appearance

shape; arrangement

hull

the body or frame of the ship; the outer covering of some cereal plants and seeds, especially the pods of peas and beans

skeleton, body

ingot

(usually brick-shaped) lump of metal (especially gold or silver)

block of metal

knead

to make (flour and water) into a firm paste (dough) by working with the hands; to move (muscles) by pushing and rubbing to take away pain etc

mix by pressing

make

a particular (style of) product from a particular business company; to produce, construct, shape, form, (something) (especially using parts or materials)

create, build

manipulate

to operate, handle, (machines, tools) with skill

maneuver, handle physically

manufacture

the making or production (of goods and materials)

build, produce

matrices

of matrix

something from which another originates

matrix

a shaped mould into which hot metal or other material is poured to make something; an organized arrangement of numbers; an arrangement of information in the form of a table

something from which another originates

mildew

a disease causing a white cover on plants, leather, food etc in warm and damp conditions

fungus

mould

a soft, green growth appearing on damp surfaces, bread etc; a hollow container into which a liquid substance is poured to set into a desired shape

fungus

organize

to arrange (people, things etc) (in a system or particular order)

arrange, systematize

pattern

a regular design repeated on cloth, wallpaper, carpets etc

design, motif

rot

the condition of being bad; nonsense; (to cause something) to decay

corrosion, disintegration

rust

the reddish-brown coating formed on iron etc by the action of water and air

corrosion

sculpt

sculpture

form, shape

sculpture

the art of making representations in stone, wood, metal etc by carving or modelling

form a three-dimensional art object

shape

the outer form, outline of something; a sort; condition

form, structure

stamp

a piece of printed paper put on envelopes, parcels etc to show the postage paid

impression, symbol, seal

stencil

a thin sheet of metal, cardboard etc with letters or designs cut through it

design, motif

stereotype

a fixed pattern of behaviour, thinking etc; a typical example

idea held as standard, example

subsoil

the layer of soil that lies immediately beneath the surface layer

ground, soil

transform

to change the shape, appearance, quality or nature of a person, thing

change completely

type

a particular group, class, variety etc with the same characteristics or features; to use, write (letters etc) with, a typewriter

class, kind

whittle

to reduce the size of something by cutting away parts etc; to reduce the size of something gradually

cut away at; reduce

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MOLD as in Wikipedia