darn
Third Person
darns
Present Participle
darning
Past Tense
darned
Past Participle
darned
1
to mend a hole or worn area in fabric by sewing
transitive
- She learned to darn socks from her grandmother.
- He sat by the fire, quietly darning his torn sweater.
- You can darn that tear with matching thread.
- She spent the afternoon darning clothes for her family.
- I had to darn the hole in my jeans before wearing them again.