Object

• blame: There is no point in trying to pin the blame on an innocent MLRO who is only trying to do his or her job.

Converse of object

• lynch: Therefore, it is important that NatWest's online presence acts as a lynch pin for its traditional marketing drives.

• stick: We can then stick pins in pictures of the latter.

Preposition: into

• keypad: So now you may be asked to enter your PIN into a special keypad, instead of signing a receipt.

Adjective modifier

• rolling: Really enjoy beating the biscuits up with a rolling pin.

• 4-digit: Enter your 4-digit PIN, select the ' PIN Services ' option and follow the on-screen instructions.

• crank: This process, known as scraping in was repeated until most of the bearing could be seen to be contacting with the crank pin.

Modifies a noun

• bowling: There is for example a ten pin bowling team which plays on Thursday night.

• badge: Has there been any response to the pin badge idea yet?

• connector: All Firewire connectors carry serial data which in total require four lines, giving a four pin connector.

• plug: UK 3 pin type plugs are often used in hotels.

• pad: Contact suppliers of chip readers and PIN pads - these can be combined in a single unit or two separate appliances.

Noun used with modifier

• lapel: Pins vary in size depending on shape of logo but all are standard size of lapel pins.

• gudgeon: January 31 2004 © Colin Henderson With the inside right con rod back in position it was time to tighten up the gudgeon pin.

• kilt: There is often a kilt pin pinned through the front flap for decoration.

• cotter: In the first incident, a worker was trying to replace a cotter pin on a forklift mast.

• firing: Among several advantages of the 1903 Springfield action was the readily demountable firing pin.

• activation: It can take up to seven days to get your Activation PIN.