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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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In the fold of my finger

I got stitches because I cut myself deep a few years ago. The scar is barely visible because it’s it in fold of my finger/because it’s where my finger folds.


How woud you nautally phrase the above? Both noun and verb form?


thank you

  

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anonymous because it’s it in fold of my finger OK. I'd say "in a crease of my finger", but "fold" also works. CJ

— CalifJim

  • anonymous because it’s it in fold of my finger OK.
  • I'd say "in a crease of my finger", but "fold" also works.
  • CJ
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anonymousbecause it’s it in fold of my finger

OK. I'd say "in a crease of my finger", but "fold" also works.

CJ

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