Definition
Definition of pinner - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
fasteningRare person who pins somethingRare
- The pinner at the factory ensured all labels were attached correctly..
2.
sewingRare small pin used in sewingRare
- She used a pinner to secure the fabric before stitching..
3.
clothingDated UK small dainty apronDated UK
- She wore a pinner while baking cookies.
4.
livestockDated one who pins or impounds cattleDated
- The pinner was responsible for the village's livestock.
Images of pinner

small pin used in sewing 
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.
As a pinner, he ensured no cattle wandered off.
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- French:épingleur, petite épingle, ...
- German:Anhefter, kleine Nadel, ...
- Italian:addetto alle etichette, spillo da cucito, ...
- Spanish:etiquetador, alfiler de costura, ...
- Portuguese:prendedor, alfinete de costura, ...
- Chinese:固定工, 小别针, ...
- Japanese:ピンを留める人, ピン, ...
- Arabic:مُثَبِّت, دَبّوس خِياطة, ...
- Hebrew:מַצְמִיד, סִיכָּה, ...
- Russian:закрепляющий, булавка, ...
- Ukrainian:закріплювач, шпилька, ...
- Hindi:पिन लगाने वाला, पिन, ...
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