pinto
adjective
noun, plural pin·tos.
Origin of pinto
Related Words for pinto
case, bin, crate, chest, coffer, carton, sarcophagus, nag, crib, glass, trot, racehorse, cayuse, mustang, dappled, heterogeneous, mixed, multicolored, spotted, variegatedExamples from the Web for pinto
Contemporary Examples of pinto
That's when Pinto Molina, an ordained Baptist reverend, and Saboia, a Roman Catholic, got out of the car and prayed.
Still, Morales refused to grant him safe conduct on grounds that Pinto stood accused of common crimes.
“Much love to the Pinto family,” Cruz tweeted after the visit.
Pinto, whose designs received so much attention during the last presidential campaign, has shuttered her retail operation.
“Her being so passive was not easy for me to digest,” Pinto says.
Freida Pinto on Playing Passive ‘Trishna,’ Her ‘Slumdog’ Break, and MoreJacob Bernstein
July 14, 2012
Historical Examples of pinto
Never had the pinto dodged his share of honest running, and this day was no exception.
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And the pinto, for all his courage, could not meet that handicap and beat it.
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Moreover, Andy watched, and when the pairs halted he made the pinto weave.
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He leaned over the saddle and spurred the pinto into his racing gait.
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Well, the boy runs his eye over the bunch, and then picks the pinto right off.
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