to string

To take the thin cords off a musical instrument or bow

Say this when you cannot give a clear answer because it depends on things you do not know

An extra skill someone can use later

To kill someone by hanging, often as punishment

To join separate things or events so they become one connected thing

Make someone believe a false promise for a long time to get an advantage

To hang things for decoration or display

To arrange events and ideas one after another

To make something last longer than needed, often on purpose

To place things in a line along a path

Gently pull and release a string on an instrument like a guitar or harp to make a sound

An idea that tiny vibrating strings make different particles and forces

A very narrow strip of cloth worn between the legs as underwear

A group of two violins, a viola, and a cello or music written for that group

A group of players who replace the usual starters during a game

A long green bean with a tough string along its pod you remove before eating

A type of cheese made into long sticks you can pull into strips

A main player who regularly starts games and is not a substitute

A player who does not usually play but replaces others when needed

A cord or tie on an apron that fastens it around the waist

An idea in physics about a very thin, long object in space that has a lot of energy

A group of musicians in an orchestra who play instruments like violins and cellos

Being too dependent on your parents, especially your mother, so you are not independent

A row of beads threaded together and worn as jewelry

A group of words written or spoken in a particular order that may not be a full sentence

A very tall thin person that people call as a joke

A very large low instrument with a deep sound used in orchestras and jazz bands

A very narrow necktie made of string or ribbon and tied in a bow

A stitch that goes around an opening and pulls the edges together to close it

A group of musicians playing only string instruments like violins and cellos

A group of five musicians who play string instruments

A player who does not start games and replaces starters when needed

A cord used to pull a purse or bag closed

A player who is third in line to replace other players and rarely plays

An early form of string theory that describes only bosons, a type of particle, and needs 26 dimensions

A group of words treated as one piece

Control of money and the power to decide how to spend it

A very tall thin body shape that looks like a long bean

A group of words in speech or writing treated as one unit

An operation that sews the lower part of the womb closed during pregnancy to prevent early birth

An invisible or marked line on a pool table behind which cue balls are placed at game start

A group of four players, two violins, a viola, and a cello, or a piece written for them