piney
ˈpaɪni
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Definition of piney - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
landscapecovered with or full of pine trees
  • The piney forest stretched for miles.
forested wooded
2.
naturehaving the scent or qualities of pine trees
  • The room had a fresh, piney aroma.
resinous
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emit a strong pine scent
The air freshener is piney and fills the room with a forest smell.

Origin of piney

Old English, pinian (to pine) + -y (suffix)

Examples of piney in a sentence

  • Birds chirped in the piney woods all morning.
  • The candle emitted a soothing, piney scent.
  • His cologne had a subtle, piney fragrance.

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  1. French:couvert de pins, boisé, ...
  2. German:kiefernbedeckt, kiefernartig, ...
  3. Italian:pinoso, ...
  4. Spanish:pinoso, con aroma a pino, ...
  5. Portuguese:cheia de pinheiros, com cheiro de pinho, ...
  6. Chinese:松木的, 松木味的, ...
  7. Japanese:松の多い, 松のような, ...
  8. Arabic:صَنَوْبَرِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֹרָנִי, אוֹרָנִי, ...
  10. Russian:сосновый, хвойный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:хвойний, ...
  12. Hindi:पाइनयुक्त, पाइन जैसी, ...
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