piña

American  

[pee-nyah, peen-yuh] / ˈpi nyɑ, ˈpin yə /

noun

Spanish.

plural

piñas

1. pineapple.

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Example Sentences

The easiest way to make a non-boozy Piña Colada is to take out the rum.

From Salon

The whirring piña colada machine tempted me, but at $15 a glass, it would quickly drain my budget.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Catalans levelled eight minutes later when Claudia Pina's corner led to a scramble in the Chelsea box.

From Barron's

Piña’s penthouse apartment spans almost the entire top floor and boasts many of the architectural touches that Fickett was known for including an indoor-outdoor floor plan that connects to a lanai, vaulted ceilings, partial walls and lots of glass.

From Los Angeles Times

Working until 3 in the morning, Piña sourced midcentury-inspired furniture from the online retailer All Modern, CB2 and several local vintage shops.

From Los Angeles Times