pin-up
- noun
- /ˈpɪnˌʌp/
- NSFW
- The artist created a stunning pin-up poster that showcased the beauty of 1950s film stars.
And in February, March last year, I was like the pin up guy I always wanted to be.
- And in February, March last year, I was like the pin up guy I always wanted to be.
Examples
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Many collectors enjoy displaying vintage pin-up art in their homes to celebrate classic glamour.
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She admired the pin-up photos from the magazine, each featuring fashionable outfits and elegant hairstyles.
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My first item is a book filled with pictures of sexy pin up women Go Oh no, it's a trap.
Synonyms
An attractive woman whose photo is on a magazine's front cover
How Sexy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pin-up is made from pin + up, literally meaning 'to fasten up'. It started as a name for photos people would pin to a wall or a locker, so a pin-up is a picture of a glamorous or attractive person meant to be put on display.