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PIN'NATE PIN'NATED, a. [L. pinnatus, from pinna, a fether or fin.] In botany, a ...
PIN'NATIFID, a. [L. pinna, a fether, and findo, to cleave.] In botany, fether-cl...
PIN'NATIPED, a. [L. pinna and pes, foot.] Fin-footed; having the toes bordered b...
PIN'NED, pp. Fastened with pins; confined.
PIN'NER, n. One that pins or fastens; also, a pounder of cattle, or the pound ke...
PIN'NITE, n. Fossil remains of the Pinna, a genus of shells.
PIN'NOCK, n. A small bird, the tomtit.
PIN'NULATE, a. A pinnulate leaf is one in which each pinna is subdivided.
PINT, n. Half a quart, or four gills. In medicine, twelve ounces. It is applied ...
PIN'TLE, n. A little pin. In artillery, a long iron bolt.
PIN'ULES, n. plu. In astronomy, the sights of an astrolabe.
PIONEE'R, n. 1. In the art and practice of war, one whose business is to march w...
PI'ONING, n. The work of pioneers. [Not used.]
PI'ONY PE'ONY, n. [L. poeonia; Gr. from Apollo, a physician, and a hymn.] An her...
PI'OUS, a. [L. pius.] 1. Godly; reverencing and honoring the Supreme Being in he...
PI'OUSLY, adv. In a pious manner; with reverence and affection for God; religiou...