English to Maori Meaning of hatpin - hatpin

Hatpin :
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Definitions of hatpin in English
Noun(1) a long sturdy pin used by women to secure a hat to their hair
Examples of hatpin in English
(1) She fastens it there with a strong hair elastic, and uses a hatpin to attach the cloth flower.(2) So she ran off stage, and put on this hat, but because she had so little time to change she just rammed a hatpin through by herself - no dresser, right?(3) At our September meeting Jo Smith displayed her collection of hatpins and gave a slide show illustrating the history of hats and their pins and their connection with fashion and status.
Related Phrases of hatpin
(1) hatpin ::
hatpin
(2) hat ::
pōtae
(3) pin ::
pine
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