needle
సూది
definition
verb
dust needled his eyes
prick or pierce (something) with or as if with a needle.
I just said that to Charlie to needle him
provoke or annoy (someone), especially by continual criticism or questioning.
noun
He watched her thread her needle again, her slender, graceful fingers never erring despite the inadequate light.
a very fine slender piece of metal with a point at one end and a hole or eye for thread at the other, used in sewing.
Because the birds were moving so fast and the clouds were so still, they appear like tiny needles .
something resembling a sewing needle in use, shape, or appearance, especially:.
translation of 'needle'
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example
Basic hand-sewing techniques were demonstrated: a whip stitch and a straight stitch, along with how to thread a 'needle' and make a knot.
A lot of mess and all the other steps involved in injecting are implicated in Hep-C transmission, not just the 'needle' and syringe.
When Lacuna anesthetizes him, it will repeat endlessly in a recurring dream, skipping like a 'needle' on a scratched record.
The testing is done by passing a weak current through the circuit in which a small galvanometer is included and if the 'needle' of the instrument moves when a connexion is made the circuit is in order.
If anaesthetic jelly is used, it will be squeezed into the urethra using a syringe without a 'needle' , and will take effect in five to ten minutes.
Breaks in aseptic technique can introduce microbial contamination into the vial via the 'needle' , syringe, or rubber stopper.
Some 800,000 years ago, a compass 'needle' would have pointed south, having previously pointed north.
We do not know where she got the needle from because neither of us can remember the last time we used a 'needle' and thread.
The practitioner pushes a hollow 'needle' through a body part, then inserts a piece of jewelry into the hole.
As the shot is made, the effects man, who has in front of him a copy of the cable message, drops the 'needle' on an effects record and listeners hear the applause of the crowd as the shot reaches the boundary.
She could conceive a brilliant idea, get the right fabric and embellishments, but the man who sits at the sewing machine or with a 'needle' and thread can virtually destroy her dream.
He saw an opening last Christmas, when her housekeeper was looking about for a 'needle' and thread to fix a hole in Wilson's sweater.
Then Mr. Randi caused a compass 'needle' to deflect by about 15° and caused several watches to advance.
These changes in the mind influence the tiny flow of electrical energy generated by the E-Meter, causing the 'needle' on its dial to move.
just left of the 'needle' is a steep wall for those who like bold climbing
For sham acupuncture, the 'needle' was inserted gently 1.5 cm lateral to the related points.
Finally, on her twenty-seventh attempt, she let out a whoop of delight when the black thread slipped smoothly through the 'needle' 's hole.
Some people may feel a slight sensation upon the insertion of the 'needle' into precise acupuncture points, but this is brief and vanishes almost immediately.
What you will notice is that the compass 'needle' swings.
The 'needle' broke on my record player eighteen months ago and I haven't been able to get a new one yet.
Without warning, one of the attackers stuck a sharp instrument that resembled a 'needle' into his upper left arm.
I put the 'needle' on the record and we started to dance.
a darning 'needle'
Drunk off the champagne, Ronan leaned in to give Rue a kiss, and surely would have if Hector had not pulled the 'needle' off of the record, making an intolerable screeching sound.
You can't even take a piece of thread or a 'needle' with you.
I prefer keeping a 'needle' and thread on hand, just in case.
The 'needle' on the navigational instrument points directly to it, but you still can't spot the runway through the haze.
I stand and look down at the 'needle' as I thread it with ease and neatly begin stitching.
she wound the gramophone and lowered the 'needle' on to the record
This implies a net magnetic moment less robust than the compass 'needle' of single-celled magnetotactic bacteria.
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