Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • To fold one into the other; fold together.

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  • verb transitive To fold one into another; fold together.

Etymologies

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From inter- +‎ fold.

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Examples

  • Instead of the supposed fluffy cotton, we now discover the white substance to be of firm though somewhat sticky consistency, its surface, moreover, beautifully ridged from base to summit in parallel rounded flutings, which meet and interfold like a braid along the summit.

    My Studio Neighbors William Hamilton Gibson 1873

  • These are collapsible, and interfold to fit into small spaces.

    Newegg.com RSS Feed - Daily Deals 2010

  • These are collapsible, and interfold to fit into small spaces.

    Newegg.com RSS Feed - Daily Deals 2010

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