needle
A needle with a very fine, pointed end, used for sewing or injections.
A small, thin tool with a pointed end and a hole for thread, used for sewing.
A needle of greater than average length, used for sewing or medical purposes.
The long, thin leaf of a pine tree.
A sterile, unused needle, especially important in medical contexts and for preventing disease transmission among drug users.
A very thin needle, used for delicate sewing work or medical procedures.
A needle that is free from bacteria or other living microorganisms.
A needle with a small diameter, especially for medical use.
A needle that is not new and has been employed at least once.
A long, thin stick used for knitting wool.
An unclean needle that has been previously used, posing a risk of infection.
A hollow needle used with a syringe to inject substances into the body or extract fluid from it.
A needle without a sharp point, often used for tapestry or with children.
A needle attached to a syringe for medical use.
The pointer in a compass that indicates direction.
A needle designed for administering injections.
A needle carrying pathogens, such as viruses or bacteria.
A type of needle used for mending holes in clothing.
A needle that has been made impure by exposure to a polluting substance, potentially carrying disease.
A type of needle used for decorative stitching.
A magnetized pointer used in a compass.
A type of blunt needle used for needlepoint and cross-stitch.
The leaf of a conifer tree.
The pointed end of a needle.
A service where drug users can obtain clean hypodermic needles at little or no cost. Often 'needle exchange scheme' (BrE) or 'needle exchange program' (AmE).
A medical procedure where a small tissue sample is taken using a special needle.
For the pointer on a gauge or compass to change position.
For a compass needle to indicate a direction.
The action of a needle entering the skin.
When a needle penetrates a surface, such as skin.
When a needle makes a small hole in the skin.
The basic tools used for sewing by hand.
An idiom referring to something that is extremely difficult or impossible to find.
The small hole in a sewing needle through which the thread is passed.
The magnetic pointer in a compass.
The sensation of a needle piercing the skin.
To employ a needle for sewing or for a medical procedure.
To pierce something with a needle.
To pass a thread through the eye of a needle.
To place a needle into a position.
To put a needle into something, typically the skin.
To apply pressure to move a needle forward into something.
To insert a needle for the purpose of administering a substance.
To take a needle out from where it was inserted.
To pull a needle out after an injection or procedure.
To use the same hypodermic needle as another person, a high-risk behavior for disease transmission.
To quickly and forcefully push a needle into someone.
To push a needle deep into something with force.
For a pine tree to shed its leaves (needles).
For a pine tree to have its leaves (needles) fall off.