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finishing nail

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finishing nail [′fin·ish·iŋ ‚nāl]
(design engineering)
A wire nail with a small head that can easily be concealed.
finishing nail
finishing nail
A slender nail made from finer wire than the common nail; has a brad-type head which permits it to be set below the surface of the wood, leaving only a small hole which can be puttied easily; used in finishing work.
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