stitches

solder, weld (iron or any other metal),

erotic or sexual person, adulterer, wicked

repairing broken utensils etc. or metal with spices

stitch to get undone or run

pick or undo stitch, unstitch

to put a stitch (in), pass a stitch (through)

to contain something by stitching it

to be unstitched, (stitch) to break

to put some stitches (in), to stitch (a garment, or a wound, &c.)

sew, stitch, to put a stitch (in), pass a stitch (through)

to solder, weld, spot-weld

be unstitched, to open or break of stitches

right in weighing, accurate in measurement

a piece of straw or a broken blade of grass, a very thin piece of a tendril or stem

straws, whits

stitches to come open or undone

stitches to come open or undone, rivets or fastenings to become loosened, (fig.) to be unhinged, be undone, ruined, or destroyed

to stitch

rupture of cloth or wound stitch

to stitch carelessly

stitches to open out or be undone, (fig.) to have one's secrets, or designs exposed or betrayed

to be troubled or nervous, (of intention) to be weak

be discouraged, lose heart