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stitcher::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | finisher, garment-worker, garment worker, garmentmaker |
| Derivation | stitch |
Examples of stitcher
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Stitcher has a much smaller audience than Pandora, and is more mobile-oriented.
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Need knowledge of large polar cutters and be able to set-up and run Muller Martini stitcher.
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Grapha exhibited its first fully automatic saddle stitcher with in-line trimmer at Drupa in 1954.
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It's essentially a photo-stitcher for iPhone that can create some pretty amazing panoramic photos.
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Because the pews are hand-hewn, explains Kate Green, another stitcher, each is slightly different in size.
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Stitcher wants to be a discovery tool for that kind of audio.
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The blind stitcher is yet another needle-clamp-powered attachment designed to ease a specific sewing task.
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He enlisted as a sequin-stitcher.
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Stitcher offers over 15,000 podcasts on-demand across a range of subjects, which can be streamed directly to mobile devices.
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- A garmentmaker who performs the finishing steps
- Stitcher is an on-demand news and talk radio app for mobile phones. The supported phones are the iPhone, BlackBerry, Palm webOS and Android.
- A person who builds costumes. In amateur theater, a good stitcher is more precious than rubies.
- Code used in the following processes: discovery, event enrichment, and root-cause analysis. See also, discovery stitcher, Event Gateway stitcher, and RCA stitcher. ...
