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Meanings of stitched in English

Fastened with stitches.

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Usage of stitched in English
1
He smoked contemplatively; she stitched at the inevitable embroidery of the period.
The Gray Dawn
2
Clarke left the field for nine minutes to have the wound stitched.
The Irish Times
3
Authors of small volumes in boards, and pamphlets stitched in blue paper.
Tales of a Traveller
4
The next night she stitched the cloth and made the sixth shirt.
The King of Ireland's Son
5
The panorama above was stitched together from 138 images taken on Apr.
Wired
6
The pictures must then be stitched together to make the final scene.
Radio NZ
7
The pressure of my hands on the coarsely-stitched carpet speedily became painful.
Twelve Stories and a Dream
8
The wire may also be stitched to one edge of the ribbon.
Make Your Own Hats
9
Everywhere James looked, fireflies stitched the shadows, going about their nocturnal business.
James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing
10
She took the six shirts she had spun and woven and stitched.
The King of Ireland's Son
11
Burly stitched-through 750-fill baffles cover the chest and arms for maximum insulation.
Rock and Ice Magazine
12
That pouch, Odosse thought, must have been stitched by a highborn lady.
The river kings' road
13
Hours later he came back, stitched up and drinking through a straw.
Black Deutschland
14
I'd stitched myself together and within a few hours, I was restored.
A nameless witch
15
Or are ye gonnae say ye've been stitched up by the kirk?
Sympathy for the devil
16
It's one I stitched myself, a simple roof of twigs and rags.
The buried giant
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