tailpin Antonyms
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Meaning of tailpin
Webster
tailpin (n.)
The center in the spindle of a turning lathe.
tailpin Sentence Examples
- The hairdresser skillfully inserted the tailpin into the intricate updo.
- She searched frantically for the tailpin that had mysteriously disappeared.
- The delicate tailpin held her hair securely in place, preventing any stray strands.
- The groom's tailsuit was adorned with an elegant tailpin, adding a touch of sophistication.
- The little girl proudly displayed her new tailpin, decorated with twinkling stars.
- The tailpin's sharp point proved dangerous when the child accidentally poked themselves.
- The antique tailpin was a cherished heirloom, passed down through generations.
- The bird's long tailpin feathers swayed gracefully as it flew overhead.
- The waitress reached for a tailpin to secure her slipping apron.
- The tailpin's intricate design caught the light, casting a mesmerizing glow.
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The center in the spindle of a turning lathe.
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The hairdresser skillfully inserted the tailpin into the intricate updo.
She searched frantically for the tailpin that had mysteriously disappeared.
The delicate tailpin held her hair securely in place, preventing any stray strands.
The groom's tailsuit was adorned with an elegant tailpin, adding a touch of sophistication.
