pinflat (pinflat)

1. A small disk of double cardboard covered with some textile material so arranged that pins can be stuck into the edge. 2. A scow carrying a square sail. Sportsman's Gazetteer. [Canada.] pinfold (pin'fold), n. [Also penfold; His pledge goes to the pinfold. Jolly Pinder of Wake field (Child's Ballads, v. 205). 2. A fold or inclosure for animals. The cattle slept as he went out to the pinfold by the light of the stars. The Atlantic, LXI. 661. For the penfold [in which was a lion] surrounded a hollow Which led where the eye scarce dared follow. Browning , The Glove.