Pins

Slender, pointed device used for fastening.

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A pin is a slender, pointed device typically used for fastening or securing objects together. It commonly consists of a metal shaft with a head at one end and a sharp tip at the other.

Pins are derived from the Old English 'pinn,' meaning a slender piece of wood or metal.

Pins are small, pointy tools that hold things together, like holding fabric when sewing or keeping posters on a bulletin board.

What are pins? Small, slender objects used for fastening things together
What materials are pins made from? They can be made of metal, plastic, or wood
How are pins used? They're commonly used in sewing, crafts, and to hold things temporarily

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