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Meaning of hatpin
Wordnet
hatpin (n)
a long sturdy pin used by women to secure a hat to their hair
hatpin Sentence Examples
- The elderly woman concealed a sharp hatpin in her handbag for self-defense.
- The designer's collection featured elegant hats adorned with delicate hatpins.
- During the Victorian era, hatpins were a fashionable accessory for securing elaborate headpieces.
- The antique hatbox contained a collection of ornate hatpins made from ivory and bone.
- The actress used a hatpin to hold her wig in place during the performance.
- The hatpin's pointed tip could be used as a weapon in self-defense or to puncture tires.
- The old hatmaker meticulously crafted custom hatpins to match specific outfits.
- The detective discovered a hatpin with bloodstains on the crime scene, linking the suspect to the victim.
- The hatpin's long, slender shaft allowed it to be concealed within a sleeve or bodice.
- The school uniform required students to wear hats secured with sturdy hatpins.
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a long sturdy pin used by women to secure a hat to their hair
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No antonyms found.
The elderly woman concealed a sharp hatpin in her handbag for self-defense.
The designer's collection featured elegant hats adorned with delicate hatpins.
During the Victorian era, hatpins were a fashionable accessory for securing elaborate headpieces.
The antique hatbox contained a collection of ornate hatpins made from ivory and bone.
