pinhead
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How to use pinhead in a sentence
The tissue, about the size of a pinhead, had been preserved, stained with heavy metals, cut into 5,000 slices and imaged under an electron microscope.
This relies on taking a tiny pellet of hydrogen fuel, typically the size of a pinhead, and jolting it with powerful shockwaves.
Physicists want to create energy like stars do. These two ways are their best shot. | Rahul Rao | November 15, 2021 | Popular-ScienceThe upcoming Hellraiser reboot has cast actress Jamie Clayton as lead villain pinhead.
Hellraiser Reboot Casts Female Pinhead | noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) | October 7, 2021 | TechCrunchEvery grain larger than half a millimeter under a microscope—that’s one-third the size of a pinhead—was closely inspected.
The real Jurassic Park may have been in the Arctic | Sara Kiley Watson | June 28, 2021 | Popular-ScienceJoker appears to have jumped halfway across the galaxy and hit a target the size of a pinhead.
No Man’s Sky confirms Mass Effect crossover, adds iconic Normandy SR-1 to fleet | Sam Machkovech | May 21, 2021 | Ars Technica
This discovery gives me a fit 48 of introspection and I discover that I am, indeed, a narrow-minded little pinhead.
My Wonderful Visit | Charlie Chaplinpinhead video-cameras cost less than a good restaurant dinner these days, so they're showing up everywhere.
Little Brother | Cory DoctorowBehind the screen, one of the multiple rows of pinhead tapes shifted slightly as the index was flicked into reading position.
Novice | James H. SchmitzA marriage without "even a pinhead of bitterness" is a marriage without a pin-point of fault-finding, mental or oral.
Happiness and Marriage | Elizabeth (Jones) TowneThis troubled him, but the trouble was, just then, a mere pinhead of blackness against the radiance of his spirit.
Cap'n Warren's Wards | Joseph C. Lincoln
British Dictionary definitions for pinhead
/ (ˈpɪnˌhɛd) /
the head of a pin
something very small
informal a stupid or contemptible person
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