B2nounmoneytechnology
US/pɪn/
UK/pɪn/
a thin piece of metal for fastening things, a small badge, or a secret number for a card
In context
Please enter your PIN before you take the cash from the machine.
She wore a small silver pin on her jacket collar.
He used a safety pin to hold the torn bag together.
Words that go with pin
verb + noun
- enter a PINYou must enter a pin to pay by card.
noun + noun
- PIN numberNever share your pin number with anyone.
- safety pinShe fixed the strap with a safety pin.
- lapel pinHe wore a lapel pin of the national flag.
- hair pinA hair pin fell on the floor.
- pins and needlesI felt pins and needles in my foot after sitting.