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embroider

[em-broi-der] / ɛmˈbrɔɪ dər /




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On the bill was an embroidered version of the president’s signature.

From Los Angeles Times

There was Opal, Queen Opal, wearing a golden crown on her head and a gown embroidered with gold thread.

From Literature

The teenager found some aspects of her uniform so uncomfortable that they became painful, like the embroidered logo, seams and tag on her polo shirt, her dad says.

From BBC

Decorated across one of the scarves, which Alavi said she would like to wear, she had embroidered purple butterflies taking flight.

From Barron's

She shows off large animal heads, including a rat and a bull, and an embroidered dress with a ruffled hem made for the production of the Handel opera "Alcina".

From Barron's