to pin

To catch and hold someone or something so they cannot leave

To become stiff and unable to move a part of the body

Hold something in place so it cannot move

To fasten something with a band so it stays in place

To hold something in place so it does not move

Put something on a surface so it stays in place

To stop movement or action

To fasten things together using a small metal or plastic device

To attach something in place with a pin

To attach something to a wall or board with a pin

To fasten something so it does not move

To tie someone's arms or legs so they cannot move

To let someone or something go free from being held

To not mind something at all

A phrase people say to make fun of someone who brags

To say someone caused a problem when they did not

To make something exact, like a date or reason

To make someone give a clear answer and stop avoiding it

To attach something in place with a pin

To attach something to a wall or board with a pin

To make the ears lie closer to the head by surgery

A small metal clip that holds hair in place

A long round tool for flattening dough in the kitchen

A secret number that lets you access bank or phone accounts

A small metal part inside a gun that hits the cartridge to start the bullet moving

A small metal thing with a sharp point and a cover that holds clothes together

A heavy wooden thing shaped like a club that players try to knock down in bowling

A metal pin with split ends that you put through a hole and bend apart to hold parts together

A small amount of money kept for personal expenses

A set of small metal pins inside a lock that a key lines up to open it

A thin piece of metal with a sharp end that holds cloth or paper

A small metal object worn on clothing to show support for a person or group

A small curl made by twisting damp hair and holding it with a pin

A large oak tree that grows fast with deeply cut leaves and bright red color in autumn

A short wooden or metal bar that holds a rope when you wrap it around

A pin people place across a post on a ship to stop a rope from slipping off

A small clip made of wood or plastic that holds clothes on a line while they dry

A short pin with a flat head that attaches paper to a wall or board

A small round metal or wooden rod that you put into holes in two pieces to hold them together

A metal pin that joins the piston to the connecting rod in an engine so the piston can turn slightly

A small to medium oak tree from east-central North America with leaves that have many sharp points

A weed with reddish stems and small purple flowers used as food for farm animals

A small hard part inside a sirloin steak between the flat bone and the porterhouse

A small tree or bush with bright red sour fruit

A spreading plant with reddish flowers grown for animal food

A machine you play by hitting buttons to move a metal ball

A wrench with pins that fit into holes to turn round nuts like locknuts

A duck with a long neck and long thin tail feathers

A bird with very long middle tail feathers

A bird with long middle tail feathers that lives in Europe and Africa

Pictures of women posed in an attractive, old-fashioned style

A picture of an attractive person or the person shown

A small decorative pin worn on clothes, often in groups

A metal part that turns to let a car's wheel move when you steer

A small wooden target that players knock down in the game of skittles

A metal rod placed through wrist bones to hold them still while they heal

A small metal rod that joins a piston to the rod that moves it in an engine