seamer
One who joins
A seamer is a cricket ball bowled to move off the seam when it hits the pitch, or the bowler who specializes in this delivery.
The seam—the raised stitching around the ball—causes unpredictable lateral movement when it contacts the ground.
In tailoring, a seamer is a sewing machine attachment that joins fabric edges.
Edge-finishing sewing machine
- overlockEdge-binding stitch
- hemFolded garment edge
- stitchThread loop in fabric
- threadFiber for stitching
needle · tailor · dressmaker · garment · fabric · textile · allowance · flatlock
Pouring vessel or hurler
- fastballMaximum-speed baseball throw
- sinkerWeight on fishing line
- moundHeaped earth formation
- gripSecure manual hold
rotation · movement · velocity · strikeout · bullpen · reliever · catcher · stitches
serger
Edge-finishing sewing machine
thread · needle · tailor · dressmaker · garment · fabric · textile · allowance · flatlock
pitcher
Pouring vessel or hurler
grip · rotation · movement · velocity · strikeout · bullpen · reliever · catcher · stitches · laces
bowler
Pin-toppling player
length · line · wicket · over · maiden · test · innings · pitch · crease · stumps
angler
One who casts lines
- fly-tyingCreating imitation insect lures
- hookCurved catching device
- patternRecurring arrangement or template
hackle · thread · bobbin · feather · nymph · streamer · dubbing
- cricketbatsman, bowler, wicket, bat, ball
- metalworking toolshammer, anvil, forge, tongs, bellows
- cricket bowlersfast bowler, leg spinner, finger spinner
seamerspinner
Thing that rotates
tweaker · slow bowler · turner · leg spinner · finger spinner
- seam ripperThread-cutting sewing tool
- coal seamUnderground fuel deposit layer
- torn seamOpened clothing joint
- ripped seamTorn clothing joint
- seamed stockingsHosiery with rear lines
- split seamOpening in sewn fabric
seam, seamed, seamstress, seaming, inseam, unseamed, outseam