piña

[ pee-nyah; English peen-yuh ]

noun

, Spanish.

, plural pi·ñas [pee, -nyahs, peen, -y, uh, z].

1. pineapple ( defs 1, 2 ).

Example Sentences

Chef: Ricky Piña A man who has OCD about the heat and clarity of his oil must make some damn good fish tacos, right?

From The Daily Beast

As a last resort, some directors will use a combination of Cetaphil and piña colada mix to fake it.

From The Daily Beast

We deposited half-a-peck of money in the Piña bank and shook hands with every one of the 340 citizens in the town.

From Project Gutenberg

For the knitting of the fibers of the ananas for the piña web (called sugot) she gets only an eighth of a real and her food.

From Project Gutenberg

These for the most part consist of cotton and silks, and a peculiar article called piña.

From Project Gutenberg

The finest kinds of piña are exceedingly beautiful, and surpass any other material in its evenness and beauty of texture.

From Project Gutenberg

Enveloped in multiple folds of white, the lovely figure of Maria lay on her bed of kamagon, behind curtains of jusi and piña.

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