verb
fashion
To make something by shaping or assembling material.
She fashions a small bowl from a lump of clay.
Etymology
The ancestor concerns making or the form something is given. To fashion an object is to bring it into a chosen form through shaping or assembly.
More examples
- We fashioned a shelter from branches and a tarp.
- He is fashioning a hook out of stiff wire.
- You can fashion the leftover fabric into a small bag.
Forms
fashion · fashions · fashioned · fashioning