See Also: scaffold(medicine)
scaffold(1)(dictionary)
scaffold(2)(dictionary)
scaffold(encyclopedia)
scaffold(dictionary)
Scaffold-associated regions(medicine)
scaffold proteins(medicine)
nuclear scaffold serine protease(medicine)

scaffold(2) (iou)



scaffold verb trans. LME.
[from the noun.]
Surround (a building) with scaffolding; transf. & fig. prop up, support. LME.
C. Blount New Titles may be Scaffolded with Laws.
Provide with a platform, stand, or gallery. M16-M17.
Place (food) on a raised framework of wood to be dried; Hist. among N. American Indians, expose (a corpse) on a scaffold. L18.