| pine warbler |
a small, yellow and greenish songbird found esp. in pine woods of the eastern United States. |
| piney |
variant of piny. |
| pinfeather |
an undeveloped feather just emerging through the skin of a bird, and often still encased in a horny sheath. |
| ping |
to emit a short, sharp, high-pitched sound, as of metal striking metal. [2 definitions] |
| pin game |
see "ring and pin game." |
| Ping-Pong |
trademark for table tennis. |
| pinguid |
greasy; oily; fat. |
| pinhead |
the flat head of a straight pin. [2 definitions] |
| pinheaded |
(informal) lacking good sense; silly; stupid. |
| pinhole |
a tiny hole, esp. one made by a pin. |
| pinion1 |
a small gear that engages a larger one. |
| pinion2 |
any of the feathers that a bird uses for flight. [7 definitions] |
| pink1 |
a pale reddish color; the color that results when white and red paint are mixed. [5 definitions] |
| pink2 |
to cut a scalloped or notched edge on. [3 definitions] |
| pinkeye |
a contagious inflammation of the inner part of the eyelids, characterized by reddened eyes; conjunctivitis. |
| pinkie |
(informal) the finger farthest from the thumb; little finger. |
| pinking shears |
shears with notched blades, used to cut pinked edges in fabric. |
| pink lady |
a cocktail made of gin, egg white, lemon or lime juice, and grenadine. |
| pinko |
(derogatory slang) one whose political views are moderately leftist. |
| pink river dolphin |
a large South American freshwater dolphin, having a pink, light blue, or gray color, a long, thin snout, and a bulbous forehead. |
| pinkroot |
any of various plants, found esp. in the southeastern United States, whose root was formerly ingested to expel worms. |