pinning
To pin something is to fasten it down with a pin. You might pin a dress down so that it doesn't move.
She pinned the dress down so that it wouldn't move.
He pinned the article to the wall so that it would stay in place.
To pin something is to fasten it down with a pin. You might pin a dress down so that it doesn't move.
She pinned the dress down so that it wouldn't move.
He pinned the article to the wall so that it would stay in place.
noun
a mutual promise of a couple not to date anyone else; on college campuses it was once signaled by the giving of a fraternity pin
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Type your pin number in the machine.
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A locking pin is provided for securing the shackle pin to the forked member.
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The strings are hooked to the pins.
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The photo of the pin is in the public domain.
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The pin code of the village is unique.
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A stop in the groove limits the travel of the pin.
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An elegy for Vizzini was pinned to the church door.
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The pin consists of a hound, identical to that on the pendant.
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Adjustable pins on the collar control the depth of the opening.
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His white cravat is fastened with a gold pin.