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What is another word for
stitch
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Verb
To stitch or sew up
Add fancy stitching, adornment
Noun
A sudden sharp pain, typically in the side of the body, caused by strenuous exercise
Severe pains that grip the abdomen or the disease that causes such pains (due to intestinal or bowel-related problems)
A place in a garment that has been darned
A seam formed by sewing two edges (especially of skin) together
The least possible amount
A state or feeling of great physical or mental distress or discomfort
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▲
Verb
▲
To stitch or sew up
sew
baste
darn
tack
seam
hem
suture
mend
patch
close
fasten
join
repair
sew up
stitch up
patch up
clout
tailor
cobble
rethread
put a patch on
seal
bind
embroider
catch
machine stitch
reinforce
put back together
botch
vamp
shorten
lengthen
sew temporarily
cobble up
turn up
“Quilters don't just
stitch
fabric pieces together, they sew fine art.”
Verb
▲
Add fancy stitching, adornment
embroider
decorate
ornament
sew
adorn
embellish
beautify
bedeck
braid
cross-stitch
deck
garnish
knit
pattern
quilt
trim
work
fix up
gussy up
spruce up
weave pattern
blazon
do up
festoon
enrich
grace
array
bedizen
dress
caparison
emboss
fancify
emblaze
drape
do
emblazon
brighten
fancy up
pretty up
glitz up
doll up
dress up
frill
fringe
hem
edge
enhance
illuminate
colour
UK
paint
accessorize
US
furbelow
engarland
prettify
gild
accessorise
UK
prank
color
US
prink
deck out
trick out
add finishing touches
jazz up
pipe
border
spangle
beribbon
elaborate
smarten
primp
smarten up
ornamentalize
polish
befrill
present
show
display
illustrate
inscribe
garland
furnish
perfect
burnish
wreathe
finish
idealise
UK
spruce
idealize
US
dress out
bejewel
do out
set off
add ornament to
get up
mense
crown
varnish
bespangle
zhoosh
brighten up
ginger up
enlarge
zhoosh up
fudge
overdo
amplify
aggrandize
overstate
tart up
spiff up
add bells and whistles
give details
swathe
furbish
titivate
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Noun
▲
A sudden sharp pain, typically in the side of the body, caused by strenuous exercise
pang
twinge
pain
ache
prick
smart
spasm
sting
throe
tingle
shoot
sharp pain
shooting pain
stabbing pain
stab of pain
cramp
smarting
stinging
soreness
throb
crick
discomfort
irritation
stab
convulsion
hurt
prickle
kink
stiffness
throbbing
pricking
aching
gnawing
itch
wrench
tingling
charley horse
tenderness
muscle spasm
twitch
tic
gripe
bite
tweak
pinch
injury
muscular spasm
misery
prickling
itching
suffering
muscular contraction
pounding
excruciation
tickle
laceration
strain
niggle
burn
pins and needles
qualm
rick
burning
stabbing
anguish
agony
distress
paroxysm
dull pain
twist
backache
stomachache
headache
jarring
shiver
lancination
gooseflesh
tickling
goosebumps
contraction
hyperkinesis
muscle contraction
clonus
goose pimples
creeping sensation
bruise
wound
smartness
burning sensation
acute pain
pangs
abrasion
constipation
restriction
circumscription
confinement
stricture
fracture
trauma
swelling
damage
graze
gash
sprain
scratch
cut
scrape
inflammation
affliction
wounding
scar
lesion
harm
scathe
nick
hemorrhage
US
mutilation
haemorrhage
UK
painful feeling
pain sensation
hurting
painful sensation
sore
contusion
slash
puncture
tear
rent
detriment
malady
traumatism
malaise
ulceration
ulcer
gyp
gouge
inquietude
upset
disquiet
displeasure
annoyance
worry
abscess
carbuncle
canker
impairment
mark
aches and pains
running sore
bad
loss
deformation
shock
chop
slander
mischief
boo-boo
ruin
ill
evil
libel
discomfiture
blemish
ouch
incision
perforation
punch
thrust
pinprick
pinhole
jab
transfixion
jag
stick
blow
feeling
piercing
sensation
knife wound
more ❯
“The
stitch
in her side was growing more and more painful with each step.”
Noun
▲
Severe pains that grip the abdomen or the disease that causes such pains (due to intestinal or bowel-related problems)
colic
cramp
indigestion
stomach ache
tummy ache
bellyache
gripe
pain
stomachache
enteralgia
tormina
dyspepsia
collywobbles
heartburn
upset stomach
hyperacidity
dyspepsy
acidity
flatulence
gas
gastritis
flu
nausea
acidosis
pyrosis
stomach upset
a stomach ache
a bellyache
an upset stomach
a stomach upset
a tummy ache
gaseous stomach
digestive upset
acid indigestion
acid reflux
a gastric upset
unsettled stomach
digestive disorder
acid stomach
water-brash
backflow
cardialgia
burning sensation
gastroesophageal reflux
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Noun
▲
A place in a garment that has been darned
darn
mend
patch
reinforcement
repair
invisible repair
cover
appliqué
covering
square
application
piece of leather
piece of cloth
piece of material
piece of fabric
piece sewn on
Noun
▲
A seam formed by sewing two edges (especially of skin) together
suture
closure
join
junction
seal
stitching
joint
line
seam
sew
connection
coupling
juncture
link
union
intersection
bond
weld
jointure
joining
brace
hinge
bracket
commissure
knot
linkage
nexus
gore
coupler
synapse
node
articulation
elbow
pivot
concourse
splice
edge
junctive
convergence
pleat
hem
gusset
tuck
linking
alliance
combination
coherence
annexation
assemblage
conjugation
tie-up
combine
dovetail
concatenation
concursion
miter
US
hookup
mitre
UK
collocation
interface
linkup
attachment
coalition
plug-in
tie-in
terminal
gathering
knee
reunion
mortise
vinculum
confluence
tangency
tie
bend
meeting
conjuncture
bridge
impingement
point
copula
interconnection
hyphen
abutment
crux
overlay
overlap
yoke
imbrication
lapping
meeting point
assembly
construction
piecing together
fitting together
relationship
edging
repair
catch
dependency
connector
juxtaposition
blend
mixture
pairing
branching
interchange
vertex
fork
fastening
apex
criss-crossing
crossing
merging
unification
combining
consolidation
connecting
merger
portal
mapping
conjunction
fixture
conjointment
network
partnerhip
port
more ❯
Noun
▲
The least possible amount
particle
bit
crumb
mite
shred
jot
scrap
atom
grain
iota
whit
hint
touch
drop
morsel
scintilla
scruple
smidgen
speck
suspicion
trace
molecule
piece
tad
tittle
ace
any
dab
dram
driblet
glimmer
lick
little
nip
ounce
peanuts
ray
shade
shadow
skosh
smack
smell
smidgeon
snap
spark
spatter
splash
spot
sprinkling
stim
strain
streak
suggestion
whisper
mote
scantling
smidge
flake
hoot
minim
modicum
seed
shard
smithereen
jot or tittle
fragment
tiny amount
paring
cantlet
shaving
part
Noun
▲
A state or feeling of great physical or mental distress or discomfort
misery
distress
agony
torture
torment
unhappiness
suffering
anguish
hardship
affliction
depression
despair
discomfort
grief
pain
woe
wretchedness
gloom
desolation
hell
sadness
sorrow
angst
anxiety
deprivation
despondency
heartache
melancholy
dejection
heartbreak
heartbrokenness
poverty
blues
doldrums
excruciation
Gehenna
gloominess
horror
hurt
melancholia
moroseness
murder
nightmare
rack
straits
travail
tribulation
dolour
dumps
ache
dolor
headache
hurting
low spirits
pang
passion
squalor
throe
twinge
worriment
worry
anvil chorus
bad news
dolefulness
mournfulness
disconsolateness
glumness
downheartedness
forlornness
dispiritedness
despondence
sorrowfulness
heartsickness
cheerlessness
despond
miserableness
joylessness
mopes
dreariness
oppression
hopelessness
ordeal
blue devils
trauma
trouble
discouragement
pessimism
regret
desperation
trial
upset
mourning
malaise
vexation
disquiet
disappointment
bitterness
heavy-heartedness
rue
stress
uneasiness
moodiness
purgatory
disconsolation
care
lamentation
funk
infelicity
disquietude
grieving
bleakness
sorriness
concern
burden
defeatism
mortification
woefulness
persecution
blue funk
fear
broken-heartedness
misgiving
shock
chagrin
heavy heart
heaviness of heart
dismalness
agitation
misfortune
nervousness
lamenting
perturbation
dismay
dismals
blahs
strain
bereavement
disheartenment
martyrdom
curse
foreboding
somberness
listlessness
unease
hell on earth
apprehension
irritation
adversity
dullness
abjectness
apprehensiveness
difficulty
broken heart
abjection
discontent
anxiousness
bemoaning
concernment
fretfulness
nervosity
dole
agita
bane
remorse
dissatisfaction
cross
pensiveness
lugubriousness
dejectedness
anhedonia
mental suffering
Hades
dread
perdition
letdown
abyss
Abaddon
pit
underworld
limbo
trepidation
infernal regions
restlessness
uncertainty
sweat
downer
seriousness
grievance
lower world
plague
nether world
everlasting fire
bottomless pit
fire and brimstone
place of torment
bother
devastation
calamity
scourge
the blues
lament
bewailing
the hump
tearfulness
down
poignancy
crucifixion
catatonia
demoralization
US
ennui
tension
mopery
weeping
dysphoria
perplexity
upheaval
weariness
demoralisation
UK
panic
annoyance
drag
killing
solicitude
doubt
blazes
hell-fire
inferno
pandemonium
grave
butterflies
flap
pitifulness
disturbance
painfulness
willies
tragedy
jitters
shakes
cold sweat
problem
jumps
execution
botheration
heebie-jeebies
unrest
deploring
sullenness
turmoil
embarrassment
resignedness
tedium
boredom
traumatization
emotional suffering
desperateness
harassment
pining
dourness
bummer
displeasure
repining
downcastness
lowness
stew
saturninity
consternation
a nightmare
an ordeal
heaviness
morbidity
abasement
cross to bear
discontentment
fearfulness
qualm
dashed hopes
heavyheartedness
edginess
nerves
tenseness
slough of despond
darkness
jitteriness
nag
the dumps
suspense
alarm
twitchiness
tortures of the damned
watchfulness
trials and tribulations
fuss
creeps
shivers
ants in pants
nail-biting
the mopes
mistrust
goose bumps
the dismals
fidgets
all-overs
destitution
discord
morosity
pangs
throes
distraction
strife
living hell
pitiableness
strait
punishment
victimization
US
tumult
disaster
bale
resignation
calvary
inertia
apathy
terror
extreme unhappiness
disease
jolt
cruelty
laceration
cruciation
impalement
sting
unconsolability
scruple
negativity
mirthlessness
Weltschmerz
repentance
shame
visitation
cataclysm
rain
sombreness
cloud
dark night of the soul
sickness
disorder
sorrowing
keening
mope
sulks
third degree
dolefuls
wistfulness
ills
mulligrubs
mubblefubbles
indifference
stupor
slump
disinterest
lethargy
torpor
stagnation
sluggishness
inactivity
yawn
lassitude
inquietude
wailing
infirmity
condition
weakness
crux
plight
spectre
UK
specter
US
shadow
pall
a low
nuisance
needles
sense of foreboding
pins and needles
low-spiritedness
confusion
derangement
outburst
collapse
self-indulgence
blow
extreme upset
turbulence
victimisation
UK
unpleasantness
pest
a trial
down trip
irritant
hassle
being bummed
blue Johnnies
black mood
awfulness
shiva
soreness
a difficult experience
disillusionment
disenchantment
provocation
nagging
disagreeableness
nastiness
disconcertment
disgruntlement
frustration
moaning
languishing
blackness
aching
crying
self-absorption
a frustrating experience
a unpleasant experience
disfavor
US
indignation
responsibility
pain in the rear
pain in the backside
pain in the neck
pain in the bum
suspicion
corrosiveness
bile
mordancy
acidity
asperity
acrimony
virulency
virulence
vitriol
tartness
acidness
cattiness
acridity
acridness
pressure
yips
dubiety
abdabs
disapproval
disillusion
disfavour
UK
distaste
resentment
aggravation
exasperation
disaffection
discontentedness
pathos
presentiment
screaming abdabs
jim-jams
collywobbles
anger
dislike
disrelish
disgust
unfulfilment
phobia
bogey
burdens
hallucination
malcontent
malcontentment
discomposure
disapprobation
dysthymia
fantasy
vision
phantasm
dream
illusion
pet hate
succubus
fancy
ill-humor
piteousness
butterflies in the stomach
megrims
low
tizzy
tizz
self-pity
fluster
state
vapours
UK
troubles
hump
vapors
US
lugubriosity
bad dream
grievousness
sarcasm
cynicism
clinical depression
tenderness
feeling
sentiment
intensity
emotion
hellfire
netherworld
immolation
martyrization
sacrifice
death
night terror
Tartarus
dither
tiz-woz
twit
agonizing
US
slaughter
burning
self-sacrifice
self-immolation
devotion
endurance
unselfishness
evocativeness
emotionalism
plaintiveness
endogenous depression
Tophet
Inferno
Acheron
an abyss
a hellhole
reactive depression
agonising
UK
Avernus
Sheol
Pandemonium
expressiveness
sentimentality
nostalgia
eternal damnation
nether regions
the underworld
the abyss
the inferno
eternal punishment
shades
Niflheim
postnatal depression
ritual murder
trembling
state of fear
putting to death
fright
burning at the stake
hades
abode of the dead
the nether world
the bottomless pit
the lower world
the infernal regions
abode of the damned
land of the dead
the bad fire
the abode of the damned
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stitched
stitched up
stitcher
stitcheries
stitchers
stitchery
stishovite
stir yourself
stir vigorously
stir up trouble
stir up opinion
stir up memories of
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stitc
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