Definitions
a double pronged pin used to hold women's hair in place
Word origin
From hair + pin, 1788 (as hair pin). Adjective sense 1906 in hairpin turn etc.
Used in a sentence
“The variety of angles in the course, from slow bends to hairpins, will both test your skill as a driver and allow you the opportunity to pass other carts.”
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01“Small bun holder”7 letters
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