sews
SaySOHZUS/soʊz/UK/səʊz/AUS/səʉz/
- 1Third-person singular simple present of sew.
The tailor sews every buttonhole by hand.
She sews in the evenings while listening to the radio.
Note
The verb works with or without an object: the tailor sews every buttonhole by hand, but in the evenings she simply sews. With into it means enclosing one thing inside another by stitching, as when someone sews a few banknotes into a coat lining. Questions and negatives move the -s onto does and bring back the base form: does he sew? He doesn't sew.
sews is a form of sew
sew, verb: To join, fasten, or enclose pieces of fabric or other material by passing thread through them repeatedly with a needle; to do this kind of work. Full entry
- Spelling
- sew → sews: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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