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Definition of stitch
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Stirte
() imp. of
Start,
v. i. & t..
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Stitch
::
Stitch
(v. i.) A space of work taken up, or gone over, in a
single
pass of the
needle;
hence,
by
extension,
any space
passed
over;
distance..
Suture
::
Suture
(n.) The
stitch
by which the parts are
united.
Heading
::
Heading
(n.) The
extension
of a line
ruffling
above the line of
stitch.
Stitch
::
Stitching
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Stitc.
Stitch
::
Stitch
(v. t.) To sew, or unite
together
by
stitches;
as, to
stitch
printed
sheets
in
making
a book or a
pamphlet..
Stitcher
::
Stitchel
(n.) A kind of hairy wool.
Sew
::
Sew (v. t.) To unite or
fasten
together
by
stitches,
as with a
needle
and
thread..
Counterpoint
::
Counterpoint
(n.) A
coverlet;
a cover for a bed, often
stitched
or
broken
into
squares;
a
counterpane.
See 1st
Counterpane..
Tack
::
Tack (v. t.)
Especially,
to
attach
or
secure
in a
slight
or hasty
manner,
as by
stitching
or
nailing;
as, to tack
together
the
sheets
of a book; to tack one piece of cloth to
another;
to tack on a board or
shingle;
to tack one piece of metal to
another
by drops of
solder..
Seam
::
Seam (v. t.) To make the
appearance
of a seam in, as in
knitting
a
stocking;
hence,
to knit with a
certain
stitch,
like that in such
knitting..
Cross-stitch
::
Cross-stitch
(n.) A form of
stitch,
where the
stitches
are
diagonal
and in
pairs,
the
thread
of one
stitch
crossing
that of the
other..
Whipstitch
::
Whipstitch
(n.)
Anything
hastily
put or
stitched
together;
hence,
a hasty
composition..
Pamphlet
::
Pamphlet
(n.) A small book
consisting
of a few
sheets
of
printed
paper,
stitched
together,
often with a paper
cover,
but not
bound;
a short essay or
written
discussion,
usually
on a
subject
of
current
interest..
Stitch
::
Stitch
(v. i.) A
single
turn of the
thread
round a
needle
in
knitting;
a link, or loop, of yarn; as, to let down, or drop, a
stitch;
to take up a
stitch..
Stith
::
Stitchwort
(n.) See
Stichwort.
Stitch
::
Stitch
(v. i.) Any least part of a
fabric
or
dress;
as, to wet every
stitch
of
clothes..
Run
::
Run (v. i.) To sew, as a seam, by
passing
the
needle
through
material
in a
continuous
line,
generally
taking
a
series
of
stitches
on the
needle
at the same
time..
Overhand
::
Overhand
(a.) Over and over; --
applied
to a style of
sewing,
or to a seam, in which two
edges,
usually
selvedges,
are sewed
together
by
passing
each
stitch
over
both..
Lock Stitch
::
Lock
stitch
() A
peculiar
sort of
stitch
formed
by the
locking
of two
threads
together,
as in the work done by some
sewing
machines.
See
Stitch..
Shuttle
::
Shuttle
(n.) The
sliding
thread
holder
in a
sewing
machine,
which
carries
the lower
thread
through
a loop of the upper
thread,
to make a lock
stitch..
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