Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
stray-strand
Noun
/streɪ strænd/

Definition
A stray-strand refers to a single, often isolated piece of thread or fiber that has become separated from a larger collection or structure.

Examples
- After cleaning the room, she found a stray-strand of yarn on the floor.
- During the inspection, a stray-strand of hair was discovered on the fabric.

Meaning
The term is typically used to describe a piece of something that is not in its intended place, often adding a visual cue of disorder or separation.

Synonyms
- loose thread
- disconnected fiber
- isolated piece