threads

/ θrɛdz /

plural noun

1. a slang word for clothes

Example Sentences

Steele said the album has “all these threads of influence that only Dwight knows because he’s a historian.”

From Los Angeles Times

For some actors that means steering clear of social media or Reddit threads to guard the story’s secrets or peace of mind.

From Salon

Usually when I’m investigating, I can find a few loose threads to pull at by searching newspaper archives, court records or social media.

From BBC

Directed by Ben DeJesus, the three-part show follows the “Freak” comedian as he explores threads of Latino American history often cut from textbooks.

From Los Angeles Times

Depite the political threads, the celebrities steered clear of the subject of the latest apparent assassination attempt on Trump, which happened hours before the ceremony.

From BBC