sew up

To close a hole or cut with thread, or to finish a deal or win so completely that no one else can change the outcome.

"The doctor sewed up the cut on his arm with three neat stitches."

Hear it in context

Cooking Marathon! - 18th Century Cooking Season 24

Townsends · 146:13

We're going to sew up the neck area.

Cooking Marathon! - 18th Century Cooking Season 24

Townsends · 146:06

Now that our stuffing is in, we need to sew up the bird.

Sew Along ASMR! The Wintercrest Coat Sewing Pattern Tutorial for Vintage Lovers

Gunnar Deatherage · 41:40

What we are going to do is we are going to sew up, stop,

See more examples →