n. 1 a fine cord of twisted fibers of cotton or silk or wool or nylon used in sewing and weaving; 2 a tale; especially a long story of adventure or incredible happenings
Mary knit a sweater with yarn.
Mary knit a sweater with yarn.
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How many boxes of yarn did Annabelle find?
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Where did Judy get yarn when she ran out of it?
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What did the yarn come in?
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The cat snarled my yarn.
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He created a pattern by knotting yarn.
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Who dyed the yarn for Pelle?
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She used a two-ply yarn in her crochet project.
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She used a three-ply yarn in the crochet project.
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How do the students and Mr. Todd figure out the length of the yarn ball?
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What was the last step for Anna and her mother to dye the yarn red?
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The four-ply yarn is strong.
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How is Wolf able to launch the antidote soaked yarn balls a great distance?
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The two pieces of yarn were intertwined.
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The bear snarled at the raccoon. OR The cat snarled my yarn.
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cord of twisted fiber; spun wool; thread; tale; story; fable
scissor; truth
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