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"heavy thread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of thread that is thicker or stronger than normal thread. Example: The seamstress used heavy thread to stitch the seams of the heavy-duty canvas fabric, ensuring the durability of the finished product.
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Just tie them onto a chain with wire or heavy thread.
Place the rice mixture in the cavity of the bird and close the opening at neck and rump, sewing securely using a poultry needle and heavy thread.
Secure the stems with twine or heavy thread.
Use a heavy thread, such as button thread.
Secure the catnip together with either yarn or heavy thread.
Cut your floss, yarn, or heavy thread to a length of approximately 25 inches (63.5 cm).
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This small, intense one-woman drama, first staged last year at the Royal Court Theater in London, makes its delayed American debut freighted with months of angry public argument, condemnation, celebration and prejudgment: all the heavy threads that make up the mantle of a cause célèbre.
With heavy threads of green And red, and white and blue, I will embroider the border Of Mexico and the United States.
The pattern was raised by outlining the design with a cordonnet, a heavier thread, bundle of threads, or horsehair, worked over with buttonholing, so that the curls, scrolls, and conventionalized leaves stood out like relief carving.
For compute-bound algorithms, the registers are reduced through variable reuse via shared memory and the data throughput is increased through heavier thread workloads and maximizing the thread configuration for a single thread block per multiprocessor.
Anything that needs to be gathered always needs heavier thread.
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