piney

[pahy-nee]

adjective

pinier, piniest 

1. a variant of piny.

Example Sentences

Co-written by Clint Bentley and Greg Kwedar, the team behind “Jockey” and “Sing Sing,” and adapted from Denis Johnson’s 2011 novella, this gorgeous movie could put you in mind of a less frenetic era and also, via its piney fog-shrouded exteriors, of the country that still exists beyond all our noise.

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Its neighborhoods — of matchlight pines and piney cabins — were eerie and quiet.

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I could see their stories being played out in and among the piney woods at the edge of our yard.

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She said she was drawn there in part because of the greenery and vegetation that surrounds the development, which has been carved out from the piney woods that blanket East Texas.

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The air tastes piney and sweet out here, so different from the city, which usually smells more like wet pavement and car exhaust.

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