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stitch

verb as in join together

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verb as in sew

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Halloween costumes tend to require elaborate stitching and a variety of materials, so capacity often is reserved up to two years in advance.

Wearing the name of a third different team on his chest, Rantanen is now heating up as though the name Gretzky were stitched on his back.

To prepare for the role, Elordi created a scrapbook, crudely stitched together.

“Think of, like, a cashmere blanket with your name stitched on it or some really comfortable slippers,” he says.

Heartening, really, that something stitched together from grief, nostalgia, and crescent dough could look so triumphant.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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