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Safety pin 

Something you put on you're clothes when you're supportive of the lgbtq+ community and a safe space for them (SAFEty pins)
Person #1 "look that girls wearing a safety pin on her shirt"
Person #2 "yea that means she's supportive of the lgbtq+ community and a safe place for them to go too"
Safety pin by You're fellow gay :) August 16, 2020
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safety pin 

A tiny handy object used to shank the person next to u when the dumb ass is being annoying as hell.
He wouldn't stop talking shit so I just pulled out my safety pin and stabbed him in the arm.That taught the douche bag a lesson.
safety pin by Icydoll♥ July 8, 2011

Safety Pin 

If someone is wearing it on their clothes everyday, it is usually a promise to not kill themselves (espeically if they have attempted before).
Jill: Jenny wears that stupid safety pin everday.
Jack: Yeah, it's because she attempted suicide. It's a promise to herself to never do it again.
Jill: Wow that's sad.
Safety Pin by Jennnnny ( : October 27, 2008

Safety Pin 

Wearing a safety pin on your clothes means that you are a safe place for SA victims and/or the lgbt community. It’s a SAFE-ty pin.
John: And they always wear that safety pin what does it even mean?

Jane: It means they are a safe place for lgbt people and people who have been SA’d! It’s actually really cool !

John: Huh Well, good to know.
Safety Pin by Bugs<3 March 13, 2022

safety pin 

1. A holy object that can be used for multiple purposes. These uses are: Putting things together, prying things out of things, eating with, fixing one's braces with, perparing food, an earing, nose ring, naval ring, a fashionable peice of metal that comes in handy, and many other things.
"Do you have a saftey pin? I gotta hole in my shirt."
safety pin by CordieCat July 8, 2005

Safety Pin 

When someone wears a safety pin, it can mean many things. Most commonly it is just a fashion statement, but there are other deeper meanings. The first one is that the person wearing it is a safe space (SAFEty pin) for people. Muslims, Women, Lantinx, POC, Immagrants, Disabled People, LGBTQ People, People Who Are Being/Have Been Abused, ect. They are open ears and open arms.

The second meaning is that the person is promising not to commit suicide. Whether or not they've attempted to before, they are trying their best.

A third meaning is that the person is very against Donald Trump and all of his opinions.
1: "I feel like I'm not safe here wearing my hijab. Maybe I should go to that guy wearing the safety pin."

2: "I can tell by the safety pin on her shirt that the girl is trying to hold on to her life."

3: "I see that the person with the safety pin has the same political opinion as me."

4: "I like alt fashion."
Safety Pin by Log :) September 5, 2022

safety pin 

a foldable pointy object, useful for getting stuff off of other stuff.
hey, you got a saftey pin? my pipe is clogged again
safety pin by hash is brown November 13, 2003
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