A pin or spike by which thread is twisted and whose name is the etymological root of 'fuselage'; or, something thusly slender, such as a baluster, chair leg or watch fusee
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Related clues
- Yarn-twisting stick symbolic of the thread of life or fate in the myth of the Moirai or the tale of Sleeping Beauty
- Rod on a spinning wheel
- Rod in machine
- Spike or rod used with a distaff for hand-spinning wool, cotton, flax and other fibres into yarn
- Spike-like device on which fibres are spun into thread
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