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sewn

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sewn  (sn)
v.
A past participle of sew.
sewn [səʊn]
vb
(Clothing, Personal Arts & Crafts / Knitting & Sewing) a past participle of sew
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Adj.1.sewn - fastened with stitches
sewed, stitched
seamed - having or joined by a seam or seams
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Upon the feet she had sewn a pair of red leather shoes with pointed toes.
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In the center was a large emerald-green star, and all over the four quarters were sewn spangles that glittered beautifully in the sunshine.
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