a piece of silk or woollen cloth

so that, in order that

stitches to come open or undone

stitches to come open or undone, rivets or fastenings to become loosened, (fig.) to be unhinged, be undone, ruined, or destroyed

stitches

tacking, basting

a niche near the grave where lamp is lit

stiches on a wound

forgetfulness, niche of forgetting, alcove of oblivion, slot of amnesia

the palace of Persian king Nausherwan The Just

the niche of Kaaba

stitching a wound

To forget about a thing, to ignore altogether.

stitches to open out or be undone, (fig.) to have one's secrets, or designs exposed or betrayed

rupture of cloth or wound stitch

to stitch carelessly

to stitch

arch of the brow

to be troubled or nervous, (of intention) to be weak