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Meanings of clothespin in English
Catalan
agulla d'estendre 
Usage of clothespin in English
1
Rachel took the last clothespin from its clench between her teeth.
2
My mother took a wooden clothespin out of the little basket.
3
Okay, if someone catches you saying the word 'wedding,' they can take a clothespin.
4
Zeus handed Demo a broom, a mop, and a clothespin.
5
A minute later it unbent its clothespin legs and started whickering for its mother.
6
One-half the great she-world's on wheels-theother wondering how it feels to ride clothespin fashion.
7
I only looked at her, clothespin between my teeth.
8
She nodded and gave me directions with a clothespin still stuck in the side of her mouth.
9
The side which succeeds in passing all its clothespin back to its leader first is the victorious side.
10
Saw off the top of a common wood clothespin just above the slot, saving all the solid part.
11
If a clothespin is dropped, the player who dropped it must pick it up and pass it on.
12
But you can't pinch up a line gale by putting a clothespin on the nose of the tempest.
13
Push that very hard with a clothespin and there 'll be a hole through the shingle; that's right!
14
Fortunately he wore the clothespin.
15
If you should lose the clothespin holder or top carbon clutch, what could be done to get the light?
16
He was tireless and faithful as a watchdog, keeping awake by whittling at something no more fantastic than a clothespin.
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Clothespin through the time