1. plural of lockstitch; stitches formed by interlocking two threads, one from above and one from below the fabric
Usage: sewing

1. third person singular present of lockstitch; creates lockstitches in fabric
Usage: sewing

Examples

• The sewing machine creates strong lockstitches that won’t unravel easily.
• She lockstitches the seams to ensure they hold under stress.
• The tailor prefers lockstitches for hemming heavy fabrics.
• Modern machines produce thousands of lockstitches per minute.
• The lockstitches on this garment are perfectly even.
• He lockstitches the edges before cutting the excess fabric.