seam
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A line where two pieces of fabric or other material are joined together by sewing or welding.
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So, that worked out really well. So, yeah, I could just seam it all the way up, but I'm just trying to think about what would be a good closure and I think I might do like a little button or something or like a few hook and eyes.
crochet ! knitting ! sewing ! (also some more camping)I'm not really sure. So I'm just going to give it a little iron and then a seam.
crochet ! knitting ! sewing ! (also some more camping)A 2022 oceanographic study called the PEACH program, short for processes driving exchange at Cape Hatteras, measured the seam and found the water temperature can swing by as much as 30° in the space of a few miles.
The Outer Banks Are Hiding Something Nobody Talks AboutThe Outer Banks doesn't sit beside the Atlantic. It sits on the seam between two halves of it.
The Outer Banks Are Hiding Something Nobody Talks AboutThe turtles use that exact seam as a navigation landmark.
The Outer Banks Are Hiding Something Nobody Talks AboutRYAN: So far, we've got an ear, hopefully a cheek, and we think there's a forehead seam somewhere in there and we're really hoping the face is intact.
Hollywood's Hidden Secrets (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans Compilation | National GeographicBecause this is an opportunity to introduce a kind of seam into the code base.
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