Start with that ugly broach.

There was also the pin.

And the pinhead I've made green around there by scraping the particles off a green shirt and then pressed onto the needle.

Uh, where'd you get that brooch?

I'll take that pin, too. No.

I can see... that pin down there.

Pat Mitchell What is the story of this pin?

Pain in the pin feathers, I call it.

There wasn't one. She found the pin.

Let me pin this on you. That's him.

Put the pin down there, will you?

I think they're arguing about the space on the pin.

And on the lapel... that silver and turquoise pin in the shape of a seahorse.

Somebody at the cleaners seems to have left a pin in it.

You're hoggin' all the action.

Click on the pushpin to lock the site into place, or the 'X' button to remove a site.

Doesn't a thief become a murderer?

I believe acute, in either latin or greek or maybe both means something like pin or sharp, so that's one way to think about it an acute angle seems much sharper.