| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Stitched up | 4 letters | sewn |
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| Stitched up | 5 letters | sewed |
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| Stitched up | 6 letters | framed |
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| Stitched up | 6 letters | darned |
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| Stitched up | 7 letters | sutured |
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- Mended, as socks
- Repaired (knitwear)
- Repaired woollen articles
- "Doggone!"
- Sewed up hole
- Confounded
- Repaired socks
- repaired a hole in the hose, perhaps
- Repaired, as socks
- Mended (socks)
- Euphemistic 'extremely'
- Blasted
- son-of-a-gun
- Did some mending
- Mended
- "I'll be!"
- Did a sewing job
- Did mending
- Downright or outright
- Mended, socks say
- Mended clothes
- Dad-blasted
- red and repaired
- mended with stitches
- Mended with needle
- Made repairs red, and altered it
- Mended a hole with needle and thread
- Blasted — repaired by sewing
- Repaired by sewing
- "Well, I'll Be Gosh-......!"
- Develop into
- "well, i'll be ......!" ("shoot!")
- red and having had a hole mended
- Stitched up
- Stitched up
- Incriminated by false evidence
- Falsely incriminated
- Wrongly incriminated (informal)
- With wooden surrounding edges
- Like Roger Rabbit
- Made to look guilty
- Set up to look like a crook
- Set up, like Roger Rabbit
- like many museum paintings
- Set up farm around central Sweden
- Like TV's Dr. Richard Kimble, famously
- Set up for a fall
- Made to take the fall
- Designed
- "Who .... Roger Rabbit"
- [of a picture] put in a border
- Wrongly accused, and prepared to hang
- Mounted for hanging
- Mounted a picture
- Being set up for a crime
- falsely accused
- Fabricated evidence against
- Falsely accused by FBI man about crash
- Fitted up
- Bordered
- Set up
- Made to appear guilty
- Falsely accused FBI agent saves memory
- Mounted [of a photo]
- Put in the picture falsely
- incriminated like a painting?
- Stitched up FBI man probed by force
- Scoffed about buffet put together
- He was ...... for someone else's crime
- Set up to appear guilty
- Put in stitches
- Stitched
- Wrapped up
- Basted
- Worked on a shift, maybe
- Made a facing, e.g.
- Hemmed, but didn't haw
- Embroidered
- Gave a darn?
- Swede shattered when stitched up
- Darned watch includes week and day
- Made dresses, say
- Made a seam
- Clinched, with "up"
- Did some stitching
- Tailored
- Worked with thread
- Worked with a needle
- Replaced a button
- Made hems
- Did needlework
- Did embroidery
- Stitched together
- Created a dress
- Embroidered, say
- Stitched up
- Darned, perhaps
- Mended, maybe
- Made a fine seam
- Made a dress
- Joined in a Chinese wedding ceremony
- Did some surgical work
- Used needle and thread
- Made clothes
- Hemmed
- Emulated Dorcas
- made a tote bag or pot holder, maybe
- Darned
- Monopolized, with "up"
- ...... up (in the bag)
- Hemmed, but not hawed
- Ran up
- Did some tailoring
- Fastened, in a way
- Did featherstitching
- Plied the needle
- Overcast
- Made tucks
- Made darts
- Did mending
- Fastened with thread
- made a homemade costume, perhaps
- Employed a Singer
- Did tailoring
- put a patch on a pair of jeans, say
- created clothing
- Fastened with stitches
- Worked with needle and thread
- assembled, as a blouse
- used a needle
- Made a dress, say
- Did some quilting
- Did some needlework
- Attached a button, say
- .... up; sutured
- Mended a pocket, e.g
- Used a needle and thread
- Sutured
- Did some dress construction
- did darning
- Worked with embroidery floss say
- Made some stitching
- did dress work
- worked with stitches
- hemmed or darned
- Made minis, maybe
- Was a tailor?
- Brought up a hem, perhaps
- made a quilt, for example
- Altered a hem
- Used needle - thread
- Made a quilt
- How a Swede possibly did needlework
- Embroidered, perhaps
- Attached elbow patches say
- stitched, embroidered
- Pieced together
- Clinched, with "up"
- Stitched
- Tailor-made
- In stitches
- Wrapped up
- Iced, with "up"
- Mended
- Basted
- ...... up (in the bag)
- All wrapped (up)
- Concluded, with "up"
- Embroidered
- Stitched up
- Fastened with stitches
- Broadcast newsreels
- Like quilts
- Fixed, as fabric
- Fastened with thread
- Repaired, as holes
- Like garments on 'Project Runway'
- With backstitches, say
- Put together with thread
- Sutured
- joined four quarters
- hemmed or darned
- like a quilt
- Darned
- held together with stoating, say
- Tailored
- Secured with needle and thread
- Made news when stitched up?
- All stitched up
- Patched
- Stitched together
- Made a seam
- Held together by stitches
- Like some book bindings
- Hemmed
- Joined by stitches
- Hanging on by a thread?
- Like baseball covers
- Like flags
- Made certain, with "up"
- ...... up (settled)
- Like a baseball's seams
- Run up
- Overcast
- Fastened, in a way
- stitched four needlepoints?
- hand-... quilt
- Joined with thread
- Like patched holes in elbows and knees
- Like flags and quilts
- Attached using thread
- Put in stitches
- Darned, as a sock
- put sutures in
- fixed with thread
- News [anag.]
- Like many quilts
- hemmed, say
- Repaired by making stitches
- Fastened with needle and thread
- Joined by a thread from all quarters
- Used needle and thread
- needle used on all four points?
- Like needlework
- four different points tacked together
- Embroidered, e.g.
- .... on (attached with stitches)
- attached by puncturing, with on
- like seams
- like darned clothes
- stitched up in every direction
- Made like some bee products
- Fastened with stitching
- Stitched from four directions
- Fixed with a needle
- Fresh news of "United"?
- Darned bad news
- needled by 28 after swapping sides
- repaired with needle and thread.
- bad news - had stitches!
- it's stitched with directions
- all four points irregularly stitched
- Joined together
- Like a stitched hem, say
- attached, like quilt squares
- Have stitched
- Joined in thread broadcast on radio
- Seamed, hemmed
- Tailor-made, say?
- Like a done deal (with "up")
- Joined at four points
- stitched up four ways
- [Had] stitched
- joined in four ways
- mended, as clothes
- Assured, with "up"
- Like quilts and flags
- Stitched a wound
- medically closed up
- Sewed up
- Stitched up
- Stitched together
- Sewn up on the table ?