Definition

Relating to or resembling a small, thin object used to fasten things together.

Example

The fabric had a pin texture that added a unique look to the dress.

Conversation

I just got this new bag, and the texture is so pin like!

Oh really? That sounds interesting, I love unique textures.

Yeah, it feels really different compared to my other bags.

I can imagine! It must add a nice touch to your style.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A small, thin object used to fasten things together or hold them in place.

Example

She used a pin to attach the fabric to the board while sewing.

Conversation

I need to buy a new pin for my sewing kit.

Oh, what kind of pin are you looking for?

Just a regular one, the kind that helps hold fabric together.

Definition

To fasten something in place using a small pointed object, or to hold someone or something firmly so they cannot move.

Example

She decided to pin the fabric to the board before cutting it.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how he managed to pin his opponent in that last round?

Yeah, that was impressive! He really knew what he was doing.

I wish I could learn to pin like that.

Root Explanation

The word 'pin' originates from Old English 'pinn', meaning a small, pointed object used for fastening. It refers to a small device that holds things together.

Memory Tip

Think of a small, pointed object used for fastening things together — that's what a pin is.

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