Hairpin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HAIRPIN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a hair fastener
• a U-shaped pin for fastening the hair.
• U-shaped wire used to hold the hair in place
• A pin, usually forked, or of bent wire, for fastening the hair in place, -- used by women.
• a double pronged pin used to hold women\'s hair in place

Words related to HAIRPIN

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Words that contain HAIRPIN

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How to use HAIRPIN in a sentence

• Fulvia, the widow of Clodius and now the wife of Antony, drove her hairpin through the tongue which had denounced the iniquities of both her husbands.
• By the time I reached the car ahead the train had entered a wild gorge circle by one of those astonishing hairpin curves with which engineers defeat Nature.
• If aware that, by so doing, he made his privacy just as secure as if he had fastened the door with a bent hair-pin, he gave evidence of no uneasiness in the knowledge.
• Presently on a natural platform where he sat down to rest, he found a hairpin.
• There was the hair-pin to show that so far it was not a dream.
• She took a hair-pin from one of her braids, and, insinuating its points under the edge of the tile, raised it from its place.
• We were going down-hill again, a steep hill at that, with wicked hair-pin bends in it.
• A little hair-pin lay at the first step of the stair.
• Martha Foote, hairpin in mouth, turned and eyed it, speculatively, fearfully.
• Lloyd turned to her mail, and one after another slit the envelopes, woman fashion, with a shell hairpin.
• Presently Margaret turned with a start, saw it, felt a remorseful stab, and tore it open, without the aid of a hair-pin.
• She plunged her hair-pin into the fatal vial without ceasing her conversation, and he did not surprise her in any shrinking or shuddering, nor even a trembling of the eyelids.
• But in one of the rooms his quick eye caught sight of a small hairpin such as only a European woman would use.
• CHAPTER XXVI AT THE HAIRPIN CURVE The storm in the mountains continued all night, the downpour shifting from hail to sleet and from sleet to a cold, drenching rain.
• So I was obliged to wait until she had untied the knots by means of a hairpin.
• Fulvia, the widow of Clodius and now the wife of Antony, gloated her eyes with the sight, and even thrust a hair-pin through his tongue.
• So he had taken full advantage of the curves and hairpin bends of the wadi to place his machine guns in position sweeping the spurs and giving each other mutual support.
• After their departure, the maid of their hotel, as she was putting their room in order, saw seven little crosses traced by a hairpin on the wall at the head of the bed.
• When at last it was in her hands, she twisted a hairpin under the flap of the envelope and tore out the letter with shaking fingers.
• As it was, I sat with every muscle tense and a feeling as if my hair was standing up so straight on my head that every hairpin must fall out.
• There stood Susan Slodger with a hair-pin in her hand, absolutely paralyzed with terror.
• I seated myself on the cabin roof, extracted a hairpin, and began carefully separating the close-written pages.
• Then came a hairpin turn over the level crossing, a swing to the right and a steady trudge up the hill.
• There is every graceful date when the hair is washed and there is no hairpin tickling.
• He was just entering upon his teens when his aunt lost a gold hairpin, and accused him of having stolen it.
• While there he betook himself to the temple of the deity who had dealt so hardly with him, and prayed for a revelation as to the whereabouts of the lost hairpin.

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