groupofthreads

noun
UK /ˈɡruːp əv θrɛdz/
US /ˈɡrup əv θrɛdz/

A group of threads is a bunch of thin strings that are put together.

She tied a group of threads around the box to keep it closed.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In computing, a group of threads is a set of small tasks that a computer runs together inside one program.

The app uses a group of threads to download several files at once.

3. A group of threads can mean a collection of connected messages in an online conversation.

I read the whole group of threads about the school trip.

4. In sewing, a group of threads can mean several strands held together to make a stronger stitch.

Use a group of threads when you sew the thick fabric.