clothespin
a device, such as a forked piece of wood or plastic, for fastening articles to a clothesline.
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How to use clothespin in a sentence
Then she folds closed five-pointed petals and seals them with a clothespin.
Indigenous farmers are ‘rematriating’ centuries-old seeds to plant a movement | Kalen Goodluck | February 10, 2022 | Popular-Science"Now we must put out the fire," said the rabbit, as he and the pussy were ready to go look for the clothespin house.
Uncle Wiggily's Travels | Howard R. GarisBuilt upon the most approved clothespin plan, with every bone perfectly–not to say generously–developed.
Wyn's Camping Days | Amy Bell MarloweA very useful clothespin bag (Fig. 90) for mother can be easily made with a hammock hook and some ticking.
Clothing and Health | Helen KinneWe shall use it for that purpose on the clothespin bag, before we sew the corners to the hook.
Clothing and Health | Helen Kinne
Turn the empty box facing you, and slide the prongs of a clothespin up through the open crack at the lower right hand of the box.
Little Folks' Handy Book | Lina Beard
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