Sew | Mean of sew in English Dictionary

/ˈsoʊ/

• Verb
• to make or repair something (such as a piece of clothing) by using a needle and thread
1. She sews her own dresses by hand.
2. He sewed a patch onto his sleeve.
3. I sewed the button back on the shirt.
4. The surgeon sewed the wound shut.
5. She designs her own dresses and sews in her free time.
• to close or repair (something) by using a needle and thread
1. He sewed up the tear in his shirt.
2. The surgeon sewed up the wound.
• to do the final things that are needed to complete (something) in a successful way
1. They're sewing up the details of the agreement.
2. The deal was sewn up by lunchtime.

• to make (something, such as a victory) certain
1. He scored a touchdown that sewed up the win/game.
2. They felt they had the win/game sewn up. [=they felt that they were certainly going to win]
3. It looks like he has the nomination all sewn up.