pinard

[pee-nar, pee-nahr]

noun

French Informal.

plural

pinards 

1. wine.

Example Sentences

“I definitely would not have chosen the school if I knew there was even a small chance of it getting cut,” 19-year-old freshman and quarterback Adam Pinard said.

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"Honestly, it's difficult to not have these cultural places where we can go and just enjoy things we like," said concert-goer Laurane Pinard, who felt "privileged" to be able to attend.

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Doris Milofsky, 93, a teacher with Montgomery County Public Schools for 50 years, died Sept. 2 at the home of a daughter in Takoma Park, Md. The cause was emphysema and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, said another daughter, Lisa Pinard.

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Kelleher said the two only visit her outside on the deck of her Pinard Street home, where they regularly bring her “all the necessities.”

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One new, much buzzed-about winery, Pinard & Filles, is hunkered in icy Quebec, and a few of the winery’s cuvées, championed by natural wine aficionados, are now available in the U.S.

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