Definition for Thread:

• A related sequence of instructions or actions within a program that runs at least in part independent of other actions within the program; such threads are capable of being executed only in oprating systems permittnig multitasking.

Synonyms for Thread:

• n.

  •
  • concept,
  • principle,
  • faith,
  • idea,
  • commitment,
  • belief,
  • theory,
  • philosophy,
  • ideal.
  •
  • address,
  • dot,
  • cross-post,
  • bounce,
  • ASCII art,
  • copy in,
  • blind copy,
  • digital signature,
  • attach,
  • attachment.
  •
  • fix,
  • secure,
  • connect,
  • fasten,
  • join.
  •
  • outfit,
  • put on,
  • attire,
  • dress,
  • get up.
  •
  • bit,
  • sample,
  • fraction,
  • fragment,
  • a little,
  • a bit,
  • taster,
  • piece,
  • hint.
  •
  • bag,
  • bury,
  • entomb,
  • box,
  • cram,
  • embed,
  • crate,
  • center,
  • bed,
  • bottle.
  •
  • fibre,
  • block,
  • fog,
  • cloud,
  • foam,
  • froth,
  • hank,
  • billow.
  •
  • eye,
  • notions,
  • needle,
  • pincushion,
  • cotton,
  • bobbin,
  • cotton reel,
  • thimble,
  • pinhead.
  •
  • compartment,
  • overflow,
  • cork,
  • lid,
  • cap,
  • bung,
  • flip top,
  • mouth,
  • lip.
  •
  • spring,
  • strip,
  • length,
  • pole,
  • stick.
  •a fine strand of twisted fibers (noun)
  • gossamer,
  • wire,
  • lisle,
  • ribbon,
  • floss,
  • braid,
  • wool,
  • string,
  • strand.
  •artifact (noun)
  • thread.
  •concatenation (noun)
  • concatenation.
  •cotton (noun)
  • cobweb,
  • tape,
  • cloth.
  •fabric (noun)
  • linen,
  • silk.
  •fastener (noun)
  • Vinculum,
  • catch,
  • go-between,
  • latch,
  • fuse,
  • button,
  • cincture,
  • cement,
  • medium,
  • brace,
  • clasp,
  • hitch,
  • strap,
  • agent,
  • rivet,
  • splice,
  • binder,
  • clamp,
  • tack,
  • vise,
  • ligament,
  • spike,
  • connector,
  • glue,
  • coupling,
  • brad,
  • band,
  • staple,
  • skewer,
  • cotter,
  • paste,
  • lock,
  • nail,
  • pin,
  • buckle,
  • closure,
  • seal,
  • binding,
  • cleat,
  • link,
  • zipper,
  • hasp,
  • bonding,
  • mediator,
  • rabbet,
  • bond,
  • belt,
  • tie,
  • knot,
  • cinch,
  • grapnel,
  • stay,
  • snap,
  • suture,
  • hook,
  • weld,
  • anchor,
  • clip,
  • middleman,
  • fastening,
  • guy,
  • bolt,
  • knitting,
  • fastener,
  • hinge,
  • chain,
  • bracket,
  • clinch,
  • mucilage,
  • stitch.
  •fiber (noun)
  • raveling,
  • ravel,
  • tissue,
  • stamen,
  • weft,
  • footlet,
  • staples,
  • lint,
  • woof,
  • thrum,
  • Tissues,
  • warp,
  • pile,
  • fibrils,
  • woofs,
  • ligature,
  • tendril,
  • Cilia,
  • flax.
  •filament (noun)
  • cilium,
  • hemp.
  •plot (noun)
  • de sign,
  • out line,
  • un-folding,
  • de-signs,
  • out-line,
  • un folding,
  • out-lines,
  • out lines,
  • de signs,
  • de-sign.
  •rope (noun)
  • cordages,
  • braidings.
  •screw thread (noun)
  • screw thread.
  •sequence (noun)
  • gamut,
  • procession,
  • series,
  • arrangement,
  • line,
  • linkage,
  • lineage,
  • legacy,
  • succession,
  • sequel,
  • subsequence,
  • course,
  • consequence,
  • Consecutiveness,
  • progression,
  • Consecution.
  •silk (noun)
  • pongees,
  • tussahs,
  • sendals,
  • taffetas,
  • tussores,
  • mantuas,
  • samites.
  •skein (noun)
  • cat cradle,
  • cats cradle.
  •thread (noun)
  • wander,
  • wind,
  • meander,
  • train of thought,
  • weave.
  •train (noun)
  • pro-cession,
  • pro-cessions,
  • pro cession,
  • pro cessions.
  •twine (noun)
  • strung,
  • Stringed.
  •vein (noun)
  • Venation,
  • follicles,
  • capillary,
  • follicle,
  • Capillaries.
  •wire (noun)
  • telegraph,
  • telegraphs,
  • telegram.
  •yarn (noun)
  • flaxen threads,
  • spun wools,
  • cotton fibers.

• v.

  •sequence (verb)
  • align,
  • progress,
  • succeed,
  • follow,
  • rank,
  • sort,
  • sequence,
  • queue,
  • array,
  • concatenate.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • garment,
  • tog,
  • clothes,
  • fibril.
  •
  • apparel,
  • clothing,
  • raiment,
  • rod,
  • Habiliment,
  • hair,
  • plume.
  •
  • dud.
  •
  • picket,
  • pointer.
  •
  • pillar,
  • switch.
  •
  • rail.
  •
  • nipple.
  •
  • stake.
  •cloth
  • Dry goods.

Paraphrases for Thread:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    threaded.
  • Proper noun, singular
    threads, Threading, threaded.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Threading.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    yarn, yarns, sub-process.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Hyphae, prints, denominator, strand, fillet, filament, sewing, rope, carriageway, thrust, cord, leitmotif, yarn, Filleting, element, conversation, divisor, characteristic, lanyard, feature, trace, sequence, twine, sub-process, conductor, weft, threat, cordon, screwing, sword, factor.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    theme.

Thread Sentence Examples:

• Then I wound the thread around and around, and by and by I said: " Now get free if you can."

• The while a yet further back and subtle thread of thought kept crying aloud that the paradise was a fool's paradise.

Hypernym for Thread:

• n.

  • artifact
    metallic, pile, dental floss, warp, cotton, floss, suture, tinsel, nap, lastex, worsted, ligature, woof, purl, weft, pick, worsted yarn, filling.

Hyponym for Thread:

• n.

  • artifact
    cord.

• v.

  • contact
    pass, take out, run, pull out, guide, rip out, extract, tear out, draw out, pull up, draw, pull.