Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A frame for the use of blind or partially blind persons in writing, made to hold the sheet of paper firmly, and furnished with an adjustable guide for the formation of lines.
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Examples
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She said she couldn't write it at the moment because she isn't in a writing-frame of mind!
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She said she couldn't write it at the moment because she isn't in a writing-frame of mind!
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She said she couldn't write it at the moment because she isn't in a writing-frame of mind!
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She said she couldn't write it at the moment because she isn't in a writing-frame of mind!
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She said she couldn't write it at the moment because she isn't in a writing-frame of mind!
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