"pinhold" meaning in English

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Noun

Forms: pinholds [plural]
Etymology: pin + hold Etymology templates: {{compound|en|pin|hold}} pin + hold Head templates: {{en-noun}} pinhold (plural pinholds)
  1. A place where a pin is fixed.
    Sense id: en-pinhold-en-noun-m2s-f6MN
  2. The attachment formed by pinning something in place.
    Sense id: en-pinhold-en-noun-ketdayoQ Categories (other): English entries with incorrect language header Disambiguation of English entries with incorrect language header: 1 48 16 34
  3. An attachment mechanism made up of a small hole into which a pin is inserted.
    Sense id: en-pinhold-en-noun-dvB9r2sh
  4. (wrestling, professional wrestling) A hold in which the opponent is pinned to the mat. Categories (topical): Professional wrestling, Wrestling
    Sense id: en-pinhold-en-noun-cE9NJbqd Topics: government, hobbies, lifestyle, martial-arts, military, politics, professional-wrestling, sports, war, wrestling

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          "ref": "1986, John E. Rhoads, Dental Laboratory Procedures: Fixed partial dentures, page 51",
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