He'd managed to add more wood to the fire and tear the stitches in his chest while doing so.   anvd [verb]

One person proposed to adopt the custom--sometimes, I am sorry to say, followed by cow-leeches--of passing stitches through the labia.   anvd [Please select]

Maria began to feel anxious and took off the large round shell-rimmed spectacles that enlarged stitches and print.   anvd [Please select]

He was up, and one of them, a surgeon, was putting stitches in his upper arm.   anvd [Please select]

With their eyes closing upon earth they would have gone on knitting and dropped no stitches.   anvd [Please select]

"Look at all the others and make the most beautiful stitches you can, that's all."   anvd [Please select]

Baxter, I'll make such fine stitches you'll, think the white grew out of the blue.   anvd [adverb]