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Meaning of stickpin
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stickpin (n)
a decorative pin that is worn in a necktie
stickpin Sentence Examples
- The old photograph depicted her grandmother with an elegant pearl stickpin adorning her lace collar.
- The antique jewelry collection featured a delicate gold stickpin with an intricate filigree design.
- The gentleman fastened his crisp white shirt with a polished silver stickpin that sparkled in the sunlight.
- The sorcerer concealed a powerful amulet within the hidden chamber of his ornate stickpin.
- The actress's glittering gown was complemented by a diamond-encrusted stickpin that held back her flowing hair.
- The stickpin had become an heirloom passed down through generations, symbolizing both wealth and family heritage.
- The seamstress used a sharp stickpin to hold the intricate fabric in place as she stitched the intricate design.
- The boy stuck a stickpin into the corkboard to mark his favorite travel destinations.
- The spy's communication device was ingeniously hidden inside the hollow shaft of his stickpin.
- The stickpin served as a discreet but powerful weapon, capable of incapacitating an attacker with a precise thrust.
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a decorative pin that is worn in a necktie
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The old photograph depicted her grandmother with an elegant pearl stickpin adorning her lace collar.
The antique jewelry collection featured a delicate gold stickpin with an intricate filigree design.
The gentleman fastened his crisp white shirt with a polished silver stickpin that sparkled in the sunlight.
The sorcerer concealed a powerful amulet within the hidden chamber of his ornate stickpin.
