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PIN'EAL, a. [L. pinus.] The pineal gland is a part of the brain, about the bigne...
PI'NEFUL, a. Full of woe. [Not used.]
PI'NERY, n. A place where pine-apples are raised. PIN'-FETHER , n. A small or sh...
PIN'FOLD, n. [pin or pen and fold; Eng. to pound.] A place in which beasts are c...
PIN'GLE, n. A small close. [Not used.]
PIN'GUID, a. [L. pinguis; Gr. compact; L. pactus; Eng.pack.] Fat; unctuous. [Not...
PIN'HOLE, n. A small hole made by the puncture or perforation of a pin; a very s...
PI'NING, ppr. Languishing; wasting away.
PINION, n. pin'yon. 1. The joint of a fowl's wing, remotest from the body. 2. A ...
PIN'IONED, pp. Confined by the wings; shackled. 1. a. Furnished with wings.
PIN'IONIST, n. A winged animal; a fowl. [Not used.]
PINIRO'LO, n. A bird resembling the sandpiper, but larger; found in Italy.
PIN'ITE, n. [from Pini, a mine in Saxony.] A mineral holding a middle place betw...
PINK, n. 1. An eye, or a small eye; but now disused except in composition, as in...
PINK'-EYED, a. Having small eyes. PINK'-NEEDLE , n. A shepherd's bodkin. PIN'-ST...
PIN'NACE, n. A small vessel navigated with oars and sails, and having generally ...