Sewed

/soʊd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

past tense of sew; to have stitched fabric together using a needle and thread.

She sewed a beautiful dress for the occasion.

To have joined or attached pieces of material by means of stitches.

He sewed patches onto his jacket to make it more stylish.

To have created or made something by sewing.

They sewed blankets for the homeless during the winter.

Derived from Old English 'seawian', meaning to make or fashion.

Sewed up

To secure or finish something completely.

Sewed together

Joined different parts to create a whole.

Sewed one's fate

To determine or control one’s future.

sewing

The act of making or repairing garments or other items with needle and thread.

sewer

A person who sews, especially as a profession.

Sewed up

He really sewed up that deal.