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stich Definition

stich (stik)

noun

Prosody a line of prose or, esp., of verse

Etymology: Gr stichos: see stile

stich Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • have: Even worse was having the numerous stiches removed, the sensation was awful.
  • need: New signing Witt had to go to hospital after being kicked in the head and needed sixteen stiches.
  • put: Put three stiches on about 1/3 of the needles used, there will be 2 stiches on the last 2 needles.
  • take: The appointment with the nurse was to get the stiches taken out.
  • remove: Even worse was having the numerous stiches removed, the sensation was awful.

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