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ESLPod_0694_WE_1062 Going to the Emergency Room The word "stitch," in this podcast, means a piece of thread sewn into one's skin to close a deep cut: "He's had several broken bones, but he's never needed to get stitches." A "stitch" can also be a piece of thread to hold two pieces of fabric together: "Did you do those stitches by hand, or did you use a sewing machine?" "Cross-stitch" is a type of sewing used for decoration or adornment, making designs by sewing the thread in small "x" shapes: "She made a cross-stitch wall hanging for her newborn daughter." The phrase "in stitches" is old-fashioned, but it describes someone who is laughing uncontrollably and cannot stop: "His jokes were so funny that we were all in stitches for hours."

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ESLPod 694 stitch Health + Medicine

Id	ESLPod_0694_WE_1062
Episode Id	ESLPod 694
Episode Title	Going to the Emergency Room
Phrase	stitch
Text	The word "stitch," in this podcast, means a piece of thread sewn into one's skin to close a deep cut: "He's had several broken bones, but he's never needed to get stitches." A "stitch" can also be a piece of thread to hold two pieces of fabric together: "Did you do those stitches by hand, or did you use a sewing machine?" "Cross-stitch" is a type of sewing used for decoration or adornment, making designs by sewing the thread in small "x" shapes: "She made a cross-stitch wall hanging for her newborn daughter." The phrase "in stitches" is old-fashioned, but it describes someone who is laughing uncontrollably and cannot stop: "His jokes were so funny that we were all in stitches for hours."
Topics	Health + Medicine

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