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/stɪtʃ/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A loop of thread or yarn resulting from a single pass or movement of a needle or hook.
She counted the stitches in her knitting to ensure it was even.
A discomfort or sharp pain in the side of the body, often experienced during physical activity.
He felt a stitch in his side during the marathon.
The act of sewing or the place where stitching occurs.
The dressmaker worked flawlessly, making each stitch perfect.
verb
To join or fasten together by means of stitches.
She stitched the torn fabric to keep it from fraying.
To produce stitches in fabric or material.
He stitched the quilt together over several weekends.
Etymology
Middle English 'sticche', from Old English 'stice'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
in stitches:
Laughing uncontrollably.
stitch someone up:
To deceive someone.
a stitch in time saves nine:
A prompt action prevents greater problems later.
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Slang Meanings
To be extremely funny.
That comedy show had me in stitches.
To set someone up for a fall.
He stitched me up on that deal.