Any slender, pointed object, like a needle, as a pointed crystal, a sharp pinnacle of rock, an obelisk, etc.

A leaf which is at least 7 times as long as it is broad and less than 4mm across. e.g. Austrian Pine

Rock with a characteristic pointed shape. Also known as pinnacle, aiguille, gendarme, etc.

A long slender leaf, such as those seen on the Loblolly pine.

as of a conifer

a slender pointer for indicating the reading on the scale of a measuring instrument

a sharp pointed implement (usually steel)

a long, slender, object with a

a long, thin piece of metal that is sharp on one end and has a hole in the other end

a small, slender metal instrument with an eye at one end through which a length of thread is passed and held

Rock structure with pointy shape. An example in the UK would be Napes Needle in the Lake District

long and slender leaf such as those found on conifers including pine and spruce

Slender piece of steel with a point, ball, taper or other shape on one end-to facilitate penetration of various fabric types-and a nearby hole (or eye) for thread to pass through.

The leaf of a pine tree. Pine leaves are long and skinny, not flat and rounded like most leaves.

leaf A leaf from a conifer

Long, narrow, sharp-pointed leaves, such as those of many conifers and some clubmosses.

A very narrow leaf, often evergreen and usually of a stiff texture, like those found on a pine tree.

Long, slender leaf; as in Pinus.

A thin, sharp looking inclusion in a diamond.

the only thing that is appropriate to use to pierce with. needles must be sterilized, opened in front of the customer, then disposed of in a sharps container immediately after use

Small, slender piece of steel with a hole for thread and a point for stitching fabric. A machine needle differs from a handwork needle; the machine needle's eye is found at its pointed end. Machine embroidery needles come with sharp points for piercing heavy, tightly woven fabrics; ball points, which glide between the fibers of knits; and a variety of specialty points, such as wedge points, which are used for leather.

Elongate, linear, sharp-pointed leaves.

A type of leaf that is narrow and relatively hard-textured.

A leaf that is thinner than the typical leaf. It looks much like a sewing needle shape because it is also pointy at the tip.

Acicular; slender, elongated leaf, usually over 2 in long; e.g., Pinus.

A needle is a long, thin, pointed, needle-shaped leaf, like that of the pine. The word acicular is sometimes used to describe needles.

A tall, narrow spire of rock.

A long, tiny crystal on the surface of a diamond. Very minor needles are not visible to the naked eye and do not affect the brilliance of the stone or compromise its integrity.

a minute crystal inclusion in diamonds and gemstones

a stainless steel object used for puncturing

Used to stitch on the thatch, an iron rod with an eye to apply stitching material around the sway and rafter/batten

A long, thin included crystal which looks like a tiny rod.

(1) Jacquard loom - Has horizontal wires, rods, or plungers. The forward and backward movement is controlled by the pattern punch cards. One end is placed into a needle board and the ends extend slightly beyond the board surface. The other end projects into a leveling board, padder, needle box or spring box. The forward and backward movements position the lash cord knots to be picked up by the lash board, lifting board or comberboard, or the hooks to be picked by the griff or remain in the grate. (2) Axminster loom - Refers to metal rod used to insert a shot of filling yarn. (3) Knitting - The hooks that make the loops. (4) Tufting - The needle with an eye used to punch the pile yarn through the backing material.

A very small steel rod or bar.

1. A temporary beam used to support a section of masonry while lower sections are repaired or replaced. 2. A narrow pointed metal rod used in sewing.