fretsaw; coping saw; jigsaw
red string of fate; in Chinese-Japanese folklore, fated lovers were said to be joined by an unseen red string, tied around one little finger of each
damselfly (Zygoptera spp.); demoiselle
fine line; weight of thread; slit-eyed
dupion silk; silk that comes from a double cocoon formed jointly by two or more silkworms
spool (of thread); reel; bobbin; tuning peg
knitting wool; woolen yarn; woollen yarn
spider's thread; spider silk
waste thread; lint; fluff
telephone made from two cans and a piece of string
stringlike; thready; linear; filamentous; filiform
weft; woof (crosswise threads on a loom)
weft; woof (crosswise threads on a loom)
konnyaku cut into fine threads; konjac noodles
konnyaku cut into fine threads; konjac noodles
colored thread; coloured thread
twisting (thread, etc.); twisted yarn; twisted thread; twine
fine thread; fine yarn; filament
binding of plates with colored laces (in traditional suits of armor)
cloth woven from twisted silk yarn
tacking; basting (thread)
colored thread; coloured thread; thread of cat's cradle; heddle thread
thin strips of raw fish and squid
stretching out a string; stretching out like a string; silk reeling; silk spinning; pulling someone's strings; appearance of strings from a Buddha's fingertips when being prayed to (folk belief)
leveling line (establishing horizontality during construction); level string line; leveling string
braid; braided thread or cord
kanji "thread" radical at left; textile industry
tsumugi silk yarn; (spun) silk noil yarn
thread guard (e.g. in a spinning machine)
third string (of a shamisen, etc.)
itobin; 17th century male hairstyle (shaved forehead, chignon, sideburns thinned to the size of a thread)
silk reeling; silk spinning; filature; silk reeler; silk spinner
spun thread; spun yarn (silk, wool, cotton, etc.)
low count yarn; thick thread
silk or paper with cotton threads
(musical) strings and bamboo
woman factory worker in weaving industry
bottom rim of cup or bowl
glossy silk thread (made from raw silk treated in a solution to dissolve the sericin)
top component of the kanji "thread" radical
first string (of a shamisen, etc.)
groove in a shamisen player's fingernail caused by the friction of the string of the instrument; someone's ability to play the shamisen
vortex filament; vortex line
small pondweed (Potamogeton pusillus)
shuttle (weaving, sewing); bobbin threading
Yucca smalliana (species of yucca)
second string (of a shamisen, etc.)
light chamfering (engineering)
grandrelle yarn; mouline yarn; mottled yarn; mock twist yarn
coarse silk from the outside of a cocoon (a type of waste thread)
Koito Industries, Limited
The Spider's Thread (1918 short story by Ryūnosuke Akutagawa)