stitch
91stitch of clothes on — See without a stitch of clothes on …
92stitch someone up — Brit. informal manipulate a situation to someone s disadvantage. → stitch …
93stitch something up — manipulate a situation or secure a deal to one s own advantage. → stitch …
94ˌstitch sth ˈup — phrasal verb 1) to repair a piece of cloth that has been torn by sewing it 2) same as stitch …
95Stitch in time saves nine — A stitch in time saves nine means that if a job needs doing it is better to do it now, because it will only get worse, like a hole in clothes that requires stitching …
96stitch bonding — siūtinis sujungimas statusas T sritis radioelektronika atitikmenys: angl. stitch bonding; stitching vok. Anheften, n; Heften, n rus. присоединение сшиванием, n pranc. raccordement par point, m …
97stitch someone up — (Brit. informal) FALSELY INCRIMINATE, get someone into trouble; informal frame, set up; Brit. informal fit someone up, drop someone in it. → stitch …
98stitch aloft — transitive verb : to stitch (as a shoe or the sole of a shoe) so that the stitches are exposed and not in a covered channel …
99stitch in time — a timely action or remedy a stitch in time saves nine …
100stitch — See: IN STITCHES …