Pinning is valid Scrabble Word

Is pinning a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is pinning valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for PINNING in dictionary:

VERB:

attach or fasten with a pin or pins
hold (someone) firmly in a specified position so they are unable to move
hinder or prevent (a piece or pawn) from moving because of the danger to a more valuable piece standing behind it along the line of an attack

NOUN:

a fastening
an identifying number allocated to an individual by a bank or other organization and used for validating electronic transactions.
a mutual promise of a couple not to date anyone else; on college campuses it was once signaled by the giving of a fraternity pin

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to fasten with a pin (a slender, pointed piece of metal)
present participle of pin

Words related to PINNING

pin5 pinned9 pins6

How to use PINNING in a sentence

It struck me on the right arm, pinning it just above the elbow.
Her eyes glistened when she said it, and Marcella felt like pinning a white ribbon to her then and there.
There was evidently no such thing as pinning her fast to serious reasoning on the subject, and as she stood very high in Mr.
My music teacher had no small difficulty at first in pinning me down to the notes.
The Russian raised his arm to repeat the blow, when Jack sprang upon him from behind, seizing him round the waist, and pinning his arms to his side.
I followed them intently, fixing up my hair at the same time and pinning together my torn skirts.
Freckles lay a little farther under the tree, a big limb pinning him down.
Then, pinning a shawl which lay about round her own shoulders, she took up the child and made her way with him on to the deck.
The leaders of this new movement are not, however, pinning all their faith on the Sultan.
With a snarl, Lapierre sprang upon her, pinning her arms to her side.

This mode of working wheels will be found very superior to the old one of pinning down the circle of thread.
He said little, not being a man who wasted words when a thing was done, but he acted decisively, pinning Annie by her terror to agree to a permanent alteration in affairs.
Put a slip of paper over both wings, pinning one end above the upper and the other below the under wing, thus holding both wings flat on the stretching board.
He wished to fly, but could not, the violence of the gale pinning him to the ground.
Of course an electric street lamp or other bright light would have to be shut out, but this can easily be done by pinning up a blanket over the window.
Prisoners have described the fire of our troops as pinning them to the ground, and this is certainly borne out by their action.
The defence spent all its strength upon pinning the experts to the conclusion that death could not have been earlier than seven.
Several small branches thrust themselves down upon the lads, pinning them to the bottom of the crevice.
Edwards pinning the congressional Medal of Honor on the breast of Lieutenant Colonel Charles W.
Edwards, former commander of the Twenty-sixth Division, pinning the congressional Medal of Honor on the breast of Lieutenant Colonel Charles W.
A section of the control board had fallen across him pinning his left arm to his side.
Begin by pinning the back, front, and then each side, being careful not to pull the wire out of shape.
After pinning it to the crown tip, turn up one-quarter of an inch at the bottom and pin to the bottom of the crown.
Add the next row, pinning each petal in place before sewing.
Amidon, pinning him to earth as he essayed to rise and fly.
She will preach to you about the pinning of your gown and the curling of your hair till you would think it impossible not to do exactly what she wants you to do.
At length she rose, and dressed mechanically, avoiding the mirror, and pinning her veil securely to her hair.
The young lady in question seemed to be patting and pinning up her back hair all the time, besides carrying on another conversation with a second young lady in the background.
He compelled her, gripping her right hand with the glass, and pinning the other to her side.
So we undressed on the marshy bank and made bundles of our clothes, pinning our tunics about everything with the safety-pins which we carried.
A cask had rolled on to her left hand, pinning her down to the deck, while a box of bottles had cut the back of her head.
But Japanese work was not known at that time, and, but for that, the Pattern artist of to-day might still be occupied in pinning leaves and flowers against the wall.
It was while she was pinning it, with her elbows raised, that the curtain fell.
Blunt parried it with the clog he held, and the next instant, dropping his weapon, gripped Myles tight about the body, pinning his arms to his sides.
By much rolling up and pinning, she made the skirt the right length.
Lathrop was thinking very seriously of pinning a green stripe to a yellow polka-dotted weave which had once formed part of Mrs.

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