pinner
ˈpɪnər
Definition

Definition of pinner - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
fasteningRareperson who pins somethingRare
  • The pinner at the factory ensured all labels were attached correctly..
attacher fastener
2.
sewingRaresmall pin used in sewingRare
  • She used a pinner to secure the fabric before stitching..
fastener needle
3.
clothingDatedUKsmall dainty apronDatedUK
  • She wore a pinner while baking cookies.
apron pinafore smock
4.
livestockDatedone who pins or impounds cattleDated
  • The pinner was responsible for the village's livestock.
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Images of pinner

  • pinner: small pin used in sewing
    small pin used in sewing
  • pinner: small dainty apron
    small dainty apron

Origin of pinner

Old French, peignier (to comb)

Examples of pinner in a sentence

  • As a pinner, she was responsible for the final touches.
  • She carefully placed the pinner on the table.
  • The pinner was essential for her sewing project.
  • The pinner protected her dress from stains.
  • She tied the pinner neatly around her waist.
  • The pinner rounded up the stray cattle efficiently.

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  1. French:épingleur, petite épingle, ...
  2. German:Anhefter, kleine Nadel, ...
  3. Italian:addetto alle etichette, spillo da cucito, ...
  4. Spanish:etiquetador, alfiler de costura, ...
  5. Portuguese:prendedor, alfinete de costura, ...
  6. Chinese:固定工, 小别针, ...
  7. Japanese:ピンを留める人, ピン, ...
  8. Arabic:مُثَبِّت, دَبّوس خِياطة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַצְמִיד, סִיכָּה, ...
  10. Russian:закрепляющий, булавка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:закріплювач, шпилька, ...
  12. Hindi:पिन लगाने वाला, पिन, ...

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