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Thread
Thread
n.
A
very
small
twist
of
flax
,
wool
,
cotton
,
silk
, or
other
fibrous
substance
,
drawn
out
to
considerable
length
; a
compound
cord
consisting
of
two
or
more
single
yarns
doubled
, or
joined
together
,
and
twisted
.
Thread
n.
A
filament
, as of a
flower
, or of
any
fibrous
substance
, as of
bark
;
also
, a
line
of
gold
or
silver
.
Thread
n.
The
prominent
part
of
the
spiral
of a
screw
or
nut
;
the
rib
.
See
Screw
, n., 1.
Thread
n.
Fig
.:
Something
continued
in a
long
course
or
tenor
; a,s
the
thread
of
life
, or of a
discourse
.
Thread
n.
Fig
.:
Composition
;
quality
;
fineness
.
Thread
v. t.
To
pass
a
thread
through
the
eye
of; as, to
thread
a
needle
.
Thread
v. t.
To
pass
or
pierce
through
as a
narrow
way
;
also
, to
effect
or
make
, as
one
's
way
,
through
or
between
obstacles
; to
thrid
.
Thread
v. t.
To
form
a
thread
, or
spiral
rib
, on or in; as, to
thread
a
screw
or
nut
.
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