Scarfpins [noun]

They rested, instead, on the scarfpin which Buller had termed a "peach," but they did not see it.

She drew forth the hatpin which is so much deadlier than the scarfpin of the species.

I observe that his scarfpin is working its way out from his tie.

Mr. MacFurdle, on receiving my memo, adjusts his scarfpin and calls his secretary.

But there stood the ubiquitous Magdalena again, with the scarfpin!

You are positive that you had the scarfpin when you came home, Ditmore?

Then, of a sudden, he added: "Do you suspect anybody of taking the scarfpin?"

The watch was taken from Paxton, the scarfpin from Ritter, and Coulter lost the five-dollar gold piece.

Jewelry—Gold links, and studs, gold watch guard, and scarfpin.

She donated this scarfpin, and this morning Jill Briggs came in and presented the trophy.