Words and phrases that have a meaning related to stitches: (161 results)
Often used in the same context:
gash, laceration, cheekbone, eye socket, bruise, forearm, collar bone, elbow, skin graft, bandage, contusion, jaw, compound fracture, abrasions, reconstructive surgery, neck brace, surgery, skin grafting, welt, detached retina, sternum, wounds, hairline fracture, metacarpal bone, sutures, splint, knee, perforated eardrum, forehead, shin, scrapes, thigh, lunate bone, hematoma, concussion, ankle, scratches, herniated disc, leg, fibula, displaced fracture, shiner, chin, collarbone, comminuted fracture, scar, gauze bandage, ear lobe, rib cage, groin, hernia, earlobe, fracture, ribs, neck, bicep, incisions, sprain, adhesive bandage, shoulder blade, occipital bone, knuckle, kneck, nose, appendectomy, wrist, stretcher, kneecap, pinky, stinger, clavicle, cheek, pinkie, injuries, subdural, hind leg, testicle, skull, tibia, whacks, malleolus, scaphoid, tendon, tooth, arthroscope, buttock, ligament, abscess, screws, stress fracture, metacarpal, abdomen, adductor muscle, scaphoid bone, cat scan, x rays, nostril, thumb, surgical procedure, ulna, wisdom tooth, shrapnel, stitch, stitching, pleats, knots, strokes, bars, warps, brushstrokes, lines, runs, spokes, tacks, threads, tucks, buttons, cuts, rows, rungs, spirals
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Also try:., baste, baster, basting, cast off, cast on, crochet, crocheting, cross-stitch, double knit, gros point, ladder, lazy daisy stitch, orthotomus sutorius, overcast, overhand, oversew, oversewn, petit point, purl stitch, ravel, run, running stitch, sampler, satin stitch, sewed, sewing, sewn, smocking, stitched, stitching, stockinette stitch, surgeon's knot, tack, tacker, tacking, tailorbird, twisted, unpick, work
— Adjectives for stitches: few, small, tiny, several, long, interrupted, straight, fine, more, last, decorative, more...
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