Needlework is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NEEDLEWORK in dictionary:

NOUN:
• work executed with a needle
• the art or practice of sewing or embroidery
• sewn or embroidered items collectively
• Work executed with a needle; sewed work; sewing; embroidery; also, the business of a seamstress.
• The combination of timber and plaster making the outside framework of some houses.
• a creation created or assembled by needle and thread
• work (such as sewing or embroidery) that is done with a needle
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• work done with a needle; work (as embroidery) other than plain sewing

Words related to NEEDLEWORK

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Words that contain NEEDLEWORK

needleworks19 needleworker20 needleworkers21

How to use NEEDLEWORK in a sentence

• Sometimes I gazed into it as a child from without, wondering at the needlework on the chairs, the screens, the looking-glasses which never reflected any living face.
• She had tried needlework, problems of patience, and the translation of a few chapters of an Italian novel into English in order to occupy her time.
• When I first visited this house, the mother and daughters were seated in a drawing-room, engaged with needlework.
• The Moroccan lady knows little of cooking, needlework or any household arts.
• The state-room and the bed-chamber which were used by her yet remain, with the old furniture, and much of the needle-work there is said to have been the work of her hands.
• They also presented specimens of needlework and strawbraiding, which the ladies, on whose better judgment we depend, pronounced very creditable.
• The girls, in their turn, pressed around us with the liveliest eagerness to display their little pieces of needle-work.
• In the compartment beneath were some neatly folded clothes, the needlework of which was fine, and in one corner a bundle of letters which Anderson examined with trembling fingers.
• A person whom we knew in the village had a son who was employed in one of the great linen warehouses, and he promised to try to get us needlework.
• I am very fond of needle-work, but for years have nearly abandoned it, because I could not thread my needle.
• This consisted largely in reading to old ladies in the neighborhood, though sometimes she had to do fancy needlework and sometimes take in washing.
• What have I not seen in the way of needlework! I gaped with admiration.
• John Emerson, sitting with her needlework beside the window, looked out and saw Mrs.
• Rhoda gave up her work and settled down to keep house and do needlework.
• But a fair is too pleasantly distracting a thing to allow of much needlework being done in the middle of it.
• Lois went, too, but sat somewhat apart with a piece of needlework in her hands.
• I therefore began to fold up our needlework, but so slowly that my neighbour, who I knew would like to take my place, was ready before me.
• The girls were taught reading and needlework, the boys reading and a little arithmetic.
• From an early period buttons of the former kind were made by needlework with the aid of a mould or former, but about 1807 B.
• Some needlework over which she had been busy fell to the floor.
• Clarice found a little leisure to sit down at the table with her needle-work, very much to the satisfaction of the lieutenant, who did his best to make himself agreeable.
• You see, I was so anxious to surprise you that I did not want to have you do any of the work, and she kindly did all of this needlework for me.
• Ladies of the highest rank practiced needlework as an accomplishment and a recreation.
• Oh, the long, sweet afternoons over garments that made needlework sublime.
• She was sitting under the lamp with her needlework.
• Next we lingered before a shop where the women of our party went into raptures over the exquisite gowns and the beautiful needlework displayed.
• She sat down by the dressing-table and took up some needlework which she had obviously thrown aside on my arrival.
• Primrose was bending over some needlework, and a ray of sunlight was shining on her fair head.
• As a child I was fond of watching any one doing fine needlework or beautiful embroidery, and tried to imitate what I saw, going into minutest details.
• When she was not doing household work, she earned money by taking in plain needlework.
• Enderby, her visitor, and her two daughters were sitting together one morning at needlework in the pretty morning-room looking out on an old walled garden, at Wavertree Hall.

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