oversew

/ˌoʊvərˈsoʊ/
verb
  1. To sew with stitches that pass over an edge, especially to prevent fraying or to join two pieces of fabric.
    • The tailor will oversew the seams of the coat for a clean finish.
    • To repair the tear, he had to oversew the edges carefully with a needle and thread.
    • She learned to oversew the edges of the fabric to keep them from unraveling.
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