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to sew; to stitch (to join pieces of fabric, leather, etc. together using a needle and thread)

to sew; to stitch (to join pieces of fabric, leather, etc. together using a needle and thread) to sew; to stitch (to create by joining fabric, etc.)

to sew; to stitch (to order clothes from a tailor special-made for oneself)

to sew up; to stitch up (to connect the skin or living tissue of a patient using a needle and surgical thread after e.g. surgery)

to volley (to shoot a projectile weapon, especially a bow, firing projectiles in a short time)

to wing (to improvise having forgotten one's lines in an attempt to not let the audience or listeners notice)

to run (to play a stringed instrument quickly and precisely)

to embroider

to fly by (to fall quickly before someone's eyes)

to pierce, to cut through

to plan; to intend; to plot

to thatch (to cover a roof with dried stalks, straw, etc.)

to sneak by