a narrow opening, fissure, or crevice in a solid object or surface

to join or attach parts by sewing them together

a small, narrow opening, crevice, or gap

a person who makes, repairs, or alters clothing professionally

perfect and natural; without any traces of human effort, gaps, or flaws

to sew

surgical thread used to close a wound or incision

to make clothes, bedding, or other items by sewing

a narrow gap or crevice between two objects or surfaces

the narrow opening or crack between a door and its frame or between two door panels.

gap between teeth

lit. to see a gap and stick in a needle; fig. to make use of every bit of time or space

to repair clothes or fabric by sewing or darning

to narrow one's eyes

to fit together snugly; to dovetail perfectly

tailor's shop

the vertical seam or line running down the back of a garment

aperture

to fill the gaps between wall or floor tiles with grout

there is no smoke without a fire; rumors or accusations usually have some basis in fact or arise from an individual's own flaws or mistakes

to conceal or gloss over mistakes, flaws, or crimes

a narrow opening, slit, or crevice

to repair or fix holes and tears in garments or cloth

to seize or make the most of every opportunity or loophole

(bird species of China) common tailorbird (Orthotomus sutorius)

dark-necked tailorbird (Orthotomus atrogularis)

a small opening or gap between clouds through which light can pass

a part in one's hair

to fit snugly when closed (of doors, windows, etc.)

to perform sewing manually rather than using a machine

welt seam (doubled over and sewed again from topside)

the space between fingers

the line or point where two pieces of material, such as fabric, wood, or metal, are joined together

overlaid seam

gap between teeth

a narrow crack or fissure in a rock or stone

the gap or joint between bricks in a wall or pavement.

a narrow gap or opening

to quilt

the line where two pieces of fabric are joined by sewing.

suture zone (geology)

sewn up or repaired by sewing

to sew and mend clothes for a pittance

to join, fasten, or repair fabric by making stitches with a needle and thread

the activity of sewing, mending, and repairing clothes or fabric items