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Inflections of 'pin' (v): (⇒ conjugate)

pins: v 3rd person singular

pinning: v pres p

pinned: v past

pinned: v past p

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Sense: Noun: fastener

Synonyms:

fastener, tack , spike , safety pin, split pin, skewer, thumbtack (US), drawing pin (UK), push pin (UK), clip

Sense: Noun: accessory

Synonyms:

tie pin, stickpin (US), brooch, badge , button , shawl pin, hairpin, hat pin, scarf pin, bar pin, breastpin (archaic)

Sense: Noun: rod

Synonyms:

rod , bar , bolt , dowel, peg , stick , needle

Sense: Verb: attach

Synonyms:

pin up, put up, attach , fasten , fix , affix, stick , stick up, secure , nail

Sense: Verb: restrain

Synonyms:

pin down, hold down, hold , pinion, restrain , constrain , press , force

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