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Definition
Synonym
Fangmasche
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Fangmasche
f
; Fanghenkel
m
(Stricken)
textil.
Fangmasche
n
pl
; Fanghenkel
pl
tuck stitch; tucking stitch; tuck loop (knitting)
tuck stitches; tucking stitches; tuck loops
Fangmasche
f
; Fanghenkel
m
(Stricken)
textil.
Fangmasche
n
pl
; Fanghenkel
pl
tuck stitch; tucking stitch; tuck loop (knitting)
tuck stitches; tucking stitches; tuck loops
Fangmasche
f
; Fanghenkel
m
(Stricken)
textil.
Fangmasche
n
pl
; Fanghenkel
pl
tuck stitch; tucking stitch; tuck loop (knitting)
tuck stitches; tucking stitches; tuck loops
Deutsche
Fangmasche Synonyme
Englische
tuck stitch; tucking stitch; tuck loop Synonyme
tuck
birr
bread
chow
crease
creasing
crimp
crisp
dog-ear
double
double over
doubling
duplicature
eats
enfold
feed
flection
flexure
flounce
flute
fold
fold over
frill
gather
go
grub
hardihood
infold
interfold
lap over
lapel
lappet
meat
moxie
pep
plait
plat
pleat
plica
plicate
plication
plicature
ply
potency
provender
quill
ruche
ruching
ruff
ruffle
scoff
turn over
twill
vigor
tuck
in
bed
consume
cradle
devour
dispatch
dispose of
down
ease in
eat up
get away with
get down
infuse
ingest
inject
inoculate
insert
insinuate
interject
introduce
intromit
nestle
perfuse
pop in
put away
put in
put to bed
set in
slip in
snug
snug down
snug up
snuggle
stick in
surround
swallow
take down
take in
throw in
whip in
tuck
ed
creased
crimped
dog-eared
doubled
flexible
flounced
fluted
foldable
folded
folding
gathered
plaited
pleated
pliable
plicate
plicated
plicatile
quilled
ruffled
twilled
tuck
er
C ration
K ration
allotment
allowance
apron
beat
bib
board
bread
bread and butter
bugger
burn out
cheer
comestibles
commons
creature comfort
cuisine
daily bread
debilitate
do in
do up
eatables
edibles
emergency rations
enervate
exhaust
fag
fag out
fare
fast food
fatigue
feast
field rations
flag
food
food and drink
foodstuff
frazzle
harass
health food
ingesta
jade
junk food
kitchen stuff
knock
knock out
knock up
meals
meat
mess
overfatigue
overstrain
overtire
overweary
pinafore
poop
poop out
prostrate
provender
provision
rations
short commons
smock
spread
sustenance
table
tire
tire out
tire to death
use up
viands
victuals
vittles
weaken
wear
wear down
wear on
wear out
weary
wilt
wind
tuck
ered out
all in
beat
beat up
beaten
bone-weary
bushed
dead
dead-and-alive
dead-tired
deadbeat
dog-tired
dog-weary
done
done in
done up
drained
exhausted
fagged out
gone
knocked out
played out
pooped
pooped out
prostrate
ready to drop
spent
tired out
tired to death
used up
washed-up
weary unto death
whacked
wiped out
worn-out
Fangmasche Definition
Chain
stitch
(
)
An
ornamental
stitch
like
the
links
of
a
chain
Chain
stitch
(
)
A
stitch
in
which
the
looping
of
the
thread
or
threads
forms
a
chain
on
the
under
side
of
the
work
Cross-stitch
(
n.
)
A
form
of
stitch,
where
the
stitches
are
diagonal
and
in
pairs,
the
thread
of
one
stitch
crossing
that
of
the
other.
Knitting
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Knit
Knitting
(
n.
)
The
work
of
a
knitter
Knitting
(
n.
)
Union
formed
by
knitting,
as
of
bones.
Lock
stitch
(
)
A
peculiar
sort
of
stitch
formed
by
the
locking
of
two
threads
together,
as
in
the
work
done
by
some
sewing
machines.
See
Stitch.
Loop
(
n.
)
A
mass
of
iron
in
a
pasty
condition
gathered
into
a
ball
for
the
tilt
hammer
or
rolls.
Loop
(
n.
)
A
fold
or
doubling
of
a
thread,
cord,
rope,
etc.,
through
which
another
thread,
cord,
etc.,
can
be
passed,
or
which
a
hook
can
be
hooked
into
Loop
(
n.
)
A
small,
narrow
opening
Loop
(
n.
)
A
curve
of
any
kind
in
the
form
of
a
loop.
Loop
(
n.
)
A
wire
forming
part
of
a
main
circuit
and
returning
to
the
point
from
which
it
starts.
Loop
(
n.
)
The
portion
of
a
vibrating
string,
air
column,
etc.,
between
two
nodes
Loop
(
v.
t.)
To
make
a
loop
of
or
in
Stitch
(
v.
i.)
A
single
pass
of
a
needle
in
sewing
Stitch
(
v.
i.)
A
single
turn
of
the
thread
round
a
needle
in
knitting
Stitch
(
v.
i.)
A
space
of
work
taken
up,
or
gone
over,
in
a
single
pass
of
the
needle
Stitch
(
v.
i.)
A
local
sharp
pain
Stitch
(
v.
i.)
A
contortion,
or
twist.
Stitch
(
v.
i.)
Any
least
part
of
a
fabric
or
dress
Stitch
(
v.
i.)
A
furrow.
Stitch
(
v.
t.)
To
form
stitches
in
Stitch
(
v.
t.)
To
sew,
or
unite
together
by
stitches
Stitch
(
v.
t.)
To
form
land
into
ridges.
Stitch
(
v.
i.)
To
practice
stitching,
or
needlework.
Tuck
(
n.
)
A
long,
narrow
sword
Tuck
(
n.
)
The
beat
of
a
drum.
Tucking
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Tuck
Tuck
(
v.
t.)
To
draw
up
Tuck
(
v.
t.)
To
make
a
tuck
or
tucks
in
Tuck
(
v.
t.)
To
inclose
Tuck
(
v.
t.)
To
full,
as
cloth.
Tuck
(
v.
i.)
To
contract
Tuck
(
n.
)
A
horizontal
sewed
fold,
such
as
is
made
in
a
garment,
to
shorten
it
Tuck
(
n.
)
A
small
net
used
for
taking
fish
from
a
larger
one
Tuck
(
n.
)
A
pull
Tuck
(
n.
)
The
part
of
a
vessel
where
the
ends
of
the
bottom
planks
meet
under
the
stern.
Tuck
(
n.
)
Food
Tuck-net
(
n.
)
See
Tuck,
n.,
2.
tuck stitch; tucking stitch; tuck loop (knitting) / tuck stitches; tucking stitches; tuck loops Bedeutung
abdominoplasty
tummy
tuck
cosmetic
surgery
of
the
abdomen
to
remove
wrinkles
and
tighten
the
skin
over
the
stomach
loop
loop-the-loop
a
flight
maneuver,
aircraft
flies
a
complete
circle
in
the
vertical
plane
inside
loop
a
loop
consisting
of
a
climb
followed
by
inverted
flight
followed
by
a
dive
that
returns
to
horizontal
flight
outside
loop
a
loop
consisting
of
a
dive
followed
by
inverted
flight
followed
by
a
climb
that
returns
to
horizontal
flight
face
lift
facelift
lift
face
lifting
cosmetic
surgery
rhytidectomy
rhytidoplasty
nip
and
tuck
plastic
surgery
to
remove
wrinkles
and
other
signs
of
aging
from
your
face,
an
incision
is
made
near
the
hair
line
and
skin
is
pulled
back
and
excess
tissue
is
excised,
some
actresses
have
more
than
one
face
lift
knitting
creating
knitted
wear
bargello
flame
stitch
needlepoint
embroidery
stitch
that
produces
zigzag
lines
baste
basting
basting
stitch
tacking
a
loose
temporary
sewing
stitch
to
hold
layers
of
fabric
together
blanket
stitch
a
strong
reinforcing
stitch
for
edges
of
blanket
and
other
thick
material,
similar
to
buttonhole
stitch
buttonhole
stitch
a
reinforcing
looped
stitch
for
edges,
as
around
a
buttonhole
chain
stitch
a
looped
stitch
resembling
the
links
of
a
chain,
used
in
embroidery
and
in
sewing
chain
stitch
the
most
basic
of
all
crochet
stitches
made
by
pulling
a
loop
of
yarn
through
another
loop
closed
circuit
loop
a
complete
electrical
circuit
around
which
current
flows
or
a
signal
circulates
closed
loop
closed-loop
system
a
control
system
with
a
feedback
loop
that
is
active
cringle
eyelet
loop
grommet
grummet
fastener
consisting
of
a
metal
ring
for
lining
a
small
hole
to
permit
the
attachment
of
cords
or
lines
crochet
stitch
any
one
of
a
number
of
stitches
made
by
pulling
a
loop
of
yarn
through
another
loop
with
a
crochet
needle
cross-stitch
embroidery
done
with
pairs
of
stitches
that
cross
each
other
cross-stitch
two
stitches
forming
a
cross
or
X
double
crochet
double
stitch
a
kind
of
crochet
stitch
drip
loop
a
downward
hanging
loop
in
a
line
that
runs
to
a
building,
when
it
rained
water
would
fall
from
the
drip
loop
before
it
reached
the
building
fagot
stitch
faggot
stitch
the
stitch
that
ties
a
group
of
parallel
threads
together
in
fagoting
feedback
circuit
feedback
loop
a
circuit
that
feeds
back
some
of
the
output
to
the
input
of
a
system
garter
stitch
a
knitting
stitch
that
results
in
a
pattern
of
horizontal
ridges
formed
by
knitting
both
sides
(instead
of
purling
one
side)
half
cross
stitch
a
single
cross
stitch
at
a
diagonal
hemming-stitch
a
stitch
used
in
sewing
hems
on
skirts
and
dresses
knit
knitting
knitwork
needlework
created
by
interlacing
yarn
in
a
series
of
connected
loops
using
straight
eyeless
needles
or
by
machine
knit
knit
stitch
plain
plain
stitch
a
basic
knitting
stitch
knitting
machine
a
textile
machine
that
makes
knitted
fabrics
knitting
needle
needle
consisting
of
a
slender
rod
with
pointed
ends,
usually
used
in
pairs
knitting
stitch
a
stitch
taken
in
knitting
lazy
daisy
stitch
long
chain
stitches
arranged
in
flower
patterns
loop
an
intrauterine
device
in
the
shape
of
a
loop
loop
knot
any
of
various
knots
used
to
make
a
fixed
loop
in
a
rope
loop-line
a
railway
branch
line
that
branches
from
the
trunk
line
and
then
rejoins
it
later
on
machine
stitch
sewing-machine
stitch
a
sewing
stitch
made
by
a
sewing
machine,
sometimes
using
more
than
one
thread
overhand
stitch
a
stitch
passing
over
an
edge
vertically
petit
point
tent
stitch
a
small
diagonal
needlepoint
stitch
purl
purl
stitch
a
basic
knitting
stitch
rapier
tuck
a
straight
sword
with
a
narrow
blade
and
two
edges
running
stitch
small,
even,
hand
stitches
run
in
and
out
saddle
stitch
a
decorative
overcast
or
running
stitch,
especially
in
a
contrasting
color
satin
stitch
flat
stitches
worked
so
closely
as
to
resemble
satin
sewing
stitch
embroidery
stitch
a
stitch
made
with
thread
and
a
threaded
sewing
needle
through
fabric
or
leather
shell
stitch
a
crochet
stitch
single
crochet
single
stitch
a
crochet
stitch
slip
stitch
a
loose
stitch
catching
only
a
thread
or
two
of
fabric,
designed
to
be
invisible
from
the
right
side
stitch
a
link
or
loop
or
knot
made
by
an
implement
in
knitting,
crocheting,
embroidery,
or
sewing
stockinette
stitch
knitting
stitch
having
alternate
rows
of
knit
stitches
and
purl
stitches,
producing
a
fabric
as
for
stockings
tuck
a
narrow
flattened
pleat
or
fold
that
is
stitched
in
place
tuck
box
a
box
for
storing
eatables
(especially
at
boarding
school)
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