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pinpoint(1)(dictionary)
pinpoint(2)(dictionary)
pinpoint 1, verb(dictionary)
pinpoint 2, noun(dictionary)

pinpoint(1) (iou)



pinpoint noun1 & adjective. M19.
[from PIN noun1 + POINT noun1.]
A. noun.
The point of a pin; esp. (fig.) something extremely small or sharp. M19.
V. Gornick His eyes were pinpoints of rage. R. Rendell No longer were any pinpoints of light visible.
Aeronautics. A landmark seen and identified from an aircraft; the ground position of an aircraft as determined from such a sighting. M20.
b. attrib. or as adjective.
Of the nature of the point of a pin, extremely small or sharp. M19.
J. Wain A roadside cafe at a pinpoint village in the Alpes Vaudoises.
Characterized by very small points; (of a textile etc.) very fine in texture. L19.
Guardian A seam-free, pinpoint mesh stocking.
Performed with or characterized by great positional accuracy; very precise, highly detailed. M20.
Motorboats Monthly The race-bred hull..ensures..pinpoint handling that was a joy.
pinpointed adjective having a small or sharp point E20.