Cloth and Thread

Cloth

Cloth noun - A woven or knitted material (as of cotton or nylon).

Usage example: cotton canvas was the cloth traditionally used for a ship's sails

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Thread and cloth are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Thread" instead a noun "Cloth".

Nearby Words: clothe, clothing

Thread noun - A thin, flexible structure that resembles a hair.

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Cloth and thread are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cloth" instead a noun "Thread".

Nearby Words: threaded, thready, threader, threading

good	good cloth	good thread
full	full cloth	full thread
long	long cloth	long thread
normal	normal cloth	normal thread
Other adjectives: actual, large, huge, white, thin, minor, bloody, random, last, different, golden, magical.

Two characters are "stitch witches" who work through, and enjoy working with, thread and cloth.

Source: Textile Work Is Feminine
Diabolik can cook and sew (in fact he first made his trademark suit himself, using nothing more than cloth and thread he selected himself and a needle).

Source: Real Men Wear Pink / Comic Books
Lastly, the abilities of the ambient mages vary between people and have certain limits: Lark, an ambient thread mage, must work with physical cloth and thread to represent the thing she is trying to spin or weave, while Sandry can spin and weave magic itself.

Source: Magic A Is Magic A

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