piney
[pahy-nee]
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adjective, pin·i·er, pin·i·est.
piny.
piny
or pine·y
[pahy-nee]
adjective, pin·i·er, pin·i·est.
Origin of piny
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Contemporary Examples of piney
The second that Piney went into hiding in the cabin, we knew the end was coming.
'Boardwalk Empire,' 'Game of Thrones' and Other Best TV Deaths of 2011Jace Lacob, Maria Elena Fernandez
December 27, 2011
Piney (William Lucking) on Sons of Anarchy, episode 408, “Family Recipe”
'Boardwalk Empire,' 'Game of Thrones' and Other Best TV Deaths of 2011Jace Lacob, Maria Elena Fernandez
December 27, 2011
Historical Examples of piney
This was across the gravelly ford of the Graybull, near the mouth of the Piney.
The Biography of a GrizzlyErnest Seton-Thompson
After they had sneaked off Wahb came down and returned to the Piney.
The Biography of a GrizzlyErnest Seton-Thompson
"I thought you wouldn't mind if Piney came," explained Whitefoot.
The Burgess Animal Book for ChildrenThornton W. Burgess
Then he steadied again to what he wanted to say to her and could say to her for Piney's sake.
Sally of MissouriR. E. Young
Looking repentantly at Piney, he felt a sudden ache for him.
Sally of MissouriR. E. Young
piny
adjective pinier or piniest
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