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stitched, ppl. a.|stɪtʃt|
[f. stitch v.1 + -ed1.]
In senses of the verb: esp. a. Embroidered, worked with ornamental stitches.
1583Rates Custom Ho. E vj b, Stiched cloth to woork on the elle, xx. d. 1598Marston Sco. Villanie iii. xi. 229 A sticht Taffata cloake. 1624J. Taylor (Water P.) Praise Cl. Linen Wks. (1630) ii. 168/1 Ruffes..the plaine, the stich'd, the lac'd, and shagge. 1713in Halliwell Acc. Collect. Bills etc. (1852) 37 Paid for a box and cord to send y⊇ stiched gowne and coate 00 01 02. 1886W. J. Tucker E. Europe 428 Table-cloths were adorned with stitched scrolls.
b. Of a book or pamphlet: Fastened with stitches; in early use = sewed ppl. a.; in present use, fastened together by a thread or wire which passes through all the sections at once.
1658Wood Life (O.H.S.) I. 264 To Godwin for stitched bookes, 4s. a1697Aubrey Lives (1898) I. 131 He wrote a stich't treatise of mines. 1716M. Davies Athen. Brit. i. Pref. 66 'Tis not much to be question'd but of all Modern Pamphlets,..the English sticht Sermons to be the most Edifying, Useful and Instructive. 1716Pope, etc. Further Acc. E. Curll ⁋1 The author of a three-penny stitched book. |