Definition of piny in English:

piny

(also piney)

adjectiveˈpʌɪni

Relating to or covered with pines.
piny woods
Example sentencesExamples
- It features great ski touring, with a scenic 44 kilometer trail system that runs along Lake Itasca and nearby Mary Lake, through piney woods and open meadows.
- When customers pull into the parking lot, instead of a paved lot, they find themselves in a typical central Florida piney flatwoods.
- North Manitou Island, Michigan: White-sand beaches and protected bird habitats encourage lollygagging on this piney isle.
- Quebecers buy 625,000 bikes a year - some of which will surely be rolled under piney Christmas tree branches soon enough.
- Specimens gathered in undisturbed stands of red pine are said to have a particularly fine and piny fragrance.
- The piney woods open up to a sort of prairie, and then I am almost there.
- But soon the plantation owners got in on the act, and often they would venture down to the clearing in the piney woods behind their carriage houses and watch the slaves couple-off and perform the dance.
- I heave a sigh and look out at the patio, where Forrest Bentley awaits me, with those piney green eyes that no longer hold the mystery they once did.
- After a recent day with Hill, I discovered a little of that magic in my jacket pocket on the drive home: the piney scent of a sprig of rosemary.
- Rosemaries, on the other hand, can be strong and piney or have a sweet, gingery taste.
- Tonto is the fifth largest forest in the U.S. with vistas ranging from piney mountains to cactus and desert.
- The watercress soup on the main menu was richer than expected and piney green, with an optional topping of whipped cream and sevruga caviar.
- The trophy houses, with wrought-iron gates and grand-columned entryways, keep popping up on little country roads here, in clearings, in the piney woods and near doublewide trailers.
- Leaving Fairly, the families wander westward for three days, after which Zechariah leads his son Rector to a spot deep within ‘the piney wood’ where both kneel and wait all night.
- Planning to stop for only a day in Tenaha in the heart of the piney wood, Townsend reported, ‘We began to preach four times a day.’
- He was a true Georgia redneck, from the piney woods and swamps of southeastern Georgia.
- Then we realized that it actually made our stateroom smell all nice and piney instead of like a closet-sized space with no windows that three people had been living in for a week.
- I love their piney, resinous, spicy smell, but you could add a teaspoonful of caraway seed - an old friend of the cabbage - instead.
- The Day Trekker the lumbar and is best suited for those looking for an easy, unencumbered ramble in their favorite piney copse.
- We arrived at 3 p.m. yesterday, and the kids eagerly invaded the piney, three-level Tyra condominium complex.
- Slightly piney, with a tiny taste of mint and ginger thrown in, it's an unforgettable flavor that can seem pungent or sweet, depending on how it's used.
- Conifers are very useful for architectural shape, for a piney scent on a sunny day, for playing hide and seek around, and for a surprising variety of green, from dark bottle to turquoise.
- That's why you smell like horses, and do I detect… ‘he gave the air a triumphant sniff, ‘a hint of piney freshness?’
- ‘That's all right,’ Forrest says, smiling that lazy smile at me with his piney green eyes.
- Together, they chopped down the Christmas tree, set it up in the parlor, hung the ornaments, and strung popcorn to hang on the piney branches.
- IT'S AN ELYSIAN Northern California morning, with unsullied blue skies and warm, piney breezes.
- Branzino filets (three of them) are impeccably poached, barely firm and incredibly flavorful of piney sage leaves.
- In the solitude of the piney trails amidst the muscadines, the spines of his stories emerge - stories that are said to ‘rage with imagery.’
- Then again, perhaps we were distracted by thoughts of our little room with the piney smell and stiff sheets.
- The arches tend to be on high piney ridges, whittled by water and wind and, in the case of a slender pillar at Sky Bridge Arch, by pocketknives.
- She looked around, desperately trying to breathe in the fresh scent of the piney woods.
- DKF uses a green palmetto-type pattern perfect for southern piney woods.
- As soon as Alex thought it was safe, he took Sara out in the piney woods north of town to a big clearing away from prying eyes where she could practice her flying.
- Heading south on Highway 45 just outside of Huntsville, the Death Capitol of Texas, one might see vultures circling the dark piney woods that surround the little town.
- Sitting right there in the piney woods on a sunny autumn afternoon, with the birds twittering in the trees, me and a frisbee catching deer named Pete watched Hell itself go up in smoke.

Rhymes

briny, Heine, liny, shiny, spiny, tiny, whiny

单词	piny
释义	Definition of piny in English: piny (also piney) adjectiveˈpʌɪni Relating to or covered with pines. piny woods Example sentencesExamples It features great ski touring, with a scenic 44 kilometer trail system that runs along Lake Itasca and nearby Mary Lake, through piney woods and open meadows. When customers pull into the parking lot, instead of a paved lot, they find themselves in a typical central Florida piney flatwoods. North Manitou Island, Michigan: White-sand beaches and protected bird habitats encourage lollygagging on this piney isle. Quebecers buy 625,000 bikes a year - some of which will surely be rolled under piney Christmas tree branches soon enough. Specimens gathered in undisturbed stands of red pine are said to have a particularly fine and piny fragrance. The piney woods open up to a sort of prairie, and then I am almost there. But soon the plantation owners got in on the act, and often they would venture down to the clearing in the piney woods behind their carriage houses and watch the slaves couple-off and perform the dance. I heave a sigh and look out at the patio, where Forrest Bentley awaits me, with those piney green eyes that no longer hold the mystery they once did. After a recent day with Hill, I discovered a little of that magic in my jacket pocket on the drive home: the piney scent of a sprig of rosemary. Rosemaries, on the other hand, can be strong and piney or have a sweet, gingery taste. Tonto is the fifth largest forest in the U.S. with vistas ranging from piney mountains to cactus and desert. The watercress soup on the main menu was richer than expected and piney green, with an optional topping of whipped cream and sevruga caviar. The trophy houses, with wrought-iron gates and grand-columned entryways, keep popping up on little country roads here, in clearings, in the piney woods and near doublewide trailers. Leaving Fairly, the families wander westward for three days, after which Zechariah leads his son Rector to a spot deep within ‘the piney wood’ where both kneel and wait all night. Planning to stop for only a day in Tenaha in the heart of the piney wood, Townsend reported, ‘We began to preach four times a day.’ He was a true Georgia redneck, from the piney woods and swamps of southeastern Georgia. Then we realized that it actually made our stateroom smell all nice and piney instead of like a closet-sized space with no windows that three people had been living in for a week. I love their piney, resinous, spicy smell, but you could add a teaspoonful of caraway seed - an old friend of the cabbage - instead. The Day Trekker the lumbar and is best suited for those looking for an easy, unencumbered ramble in their favorite piney copse. We arrived at 3 p.m. yesterday, and the kids eagerly invaded the piney, three-level Tyra condominium complex. Slightly piney, with a tiny taste of mint and ginger thrown in, it's an unforgettable flavor that can seem pungent or sweet, depending on how it's used. Conifers are very useful for architectural shape, for a piney scent on a sunny day, for playing hide and seek around, and for a surprising variety of green, from dark bottle to turquoise. That's why you smell like horses, and do I detect… ‘he gave the air a triumphant sniff, ‘a hint of piney freshness?’ ‘That's all right,’ Forrest says, smiling that lazy smile at me with his piney green eyes. Together, they chopped down the Christmas tree, set it up in the parlor, hung the ornaments, and strung popcorn to hang on the piney branches. IT'S AN ELYSIAN Northern California morning, with unsullied blue skies and warm, piney breezes. Branzino filets (three of them) are impeccably poached, barely firm and incredibly flavorful of piney sage leaves. In the solitude of the piney trails amidst the muscadines, the spines of his stories emerge - stories that are said to ‘rage with imagery.’ Then again, perhaps we were distracted by thoughts of our little room with the piney smell and stiff sheets. The arches tend to be on high piney ridges, whittled by water and wind and, in the case of a slender pillar at Sky Bridge Arch, by pocketknives. She looked around, desperately trying to breathe in the fresh scent of the piney woods. DKF uses a green palmetto-type pattern perfect for southern piney woods. As soon as Alex thought it was safe, he took Sara out in the piney woods north of town to a big clearing away from prying eyes where she could practice her flying. Heading south on Highway 45 just outside of Huntsville, the Death Capitol of Texas, one might see vultures circling the dark piney woods that surround the little town. Sitting right there in the piney woods on a sunny autumn afternoon, with the birds twittering in the trees, me and a frisbee catching deer named Pete watched Hell itself go up in smoke. Rhymes briny, Heine, liny, shiny, spiny, tiny, whiny
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