Thread (noun)

A thin cord of twisted fibers used for sewing or weaving.

Origin:

From the old english word "þrǣd" meaning thin cord, thread is a thin cord of twisted fibers used for sewing or weaving.

Examples:

1. The seamstress carefully threaded the needle before starting to sew.
2. The weaver used different colored threads to create a beautiful pattern.
3. The tailor cut the thread after completing the last stitch.
4. The embroiderer carefully followed the pattern, using different colored threads to create the design.
5. The quilter used a thick thread to quilt the layers of the blanket together.