IPA: /ˈpɪnər/
KK: /ˈpɪnər/
A person or thing that pins something in place, or a type of headdress worn by women in the past.
The pinner secured the fabric to the board with several pins.
The word 'pinner' originates from the Old English 'pinne', meaning a pin or fastener, combined with the suffix '-er', which denotes a person who performs a specific action. Thus, a 'pinner' is someone who uses pins, typically to fasten or secure items together.
Think of someone who uses 'pins' ('pinne') to hold things together — that's what a 'pinner' does.