(AS A
VERB)
1) To force someone into submission, as in a wrestling match.
2) To give someone your pin was an indication of "going steady" in the 1950'
s.
3) To have sexual relations with a woman.
(AS A NOUN)
4) A small, skinny, needle-like object.
5) An ATM or other numerical passcode (capitalized).
1) On Sunday afternoons jo
mama and I often engage in Greco-Roman wrestling. I usually end up pinning her.
2) Back in 1957, I pinned jo mama and asked her to the high school dance.
3) Back in 1957, I pinned jo mama in the back of my convertible after the high school dance.
4) Jo mama asked me why mine was so big, but your daddy'
s was the size of a pin.
5) I forgot my pin at the ATM when I needed $
3.99 to pay jo mama for her services. So I had no choice but to give her the old St. John'
s Surprise.