Pinto
noun
A horse, pony, or other animal that is multicolored, normally with patches of white and another color.
He rode a pinto horse in the parade.
Often appears as...
- pinto horse
- pinto pony
noun
A type of bean that is reddish-brown and speckled with a mild flavor, commonly used in Latin American and Southwestern U.S. cuisines.
She cooked pinto beans to make her famous chili.
Often appears as...
- pinto bean soup
- pinto bean salad
noun
A subcompact car that was manufactured and marketed by Ford from 1971 to 1980.
He drove an old Ford Pinto that was in surprisingly good condition.
Often appears as...
- drive a pinto
- fix a pinto
noun
A horse, pony, or other animal that is multicolored, normally with patches of white and another color.
He rode a pinto horse in the parade.
Often appears as...
- pinto horse
- pinto pony
noun
A type of bean that is reddish-brown and speckled with a mild flavor, commonly used in Latin American and Southwestern U.S. cuisines.
She cooked pinto beans to make her famous chili.
Often appears as...
- pinto bean soup
- pinto bean salad
noun
A subcompact car that was manufactured and marketed by Ford from 1971 to 1980.
He drove an old Ford Pinto that was in surprisingly good condition.
Often appears as...
- drive a pinto
- fix a pinto
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/3Horse Colors
Pinto refers to coat patterns, not a breed; look for large patches of white and other colors.
Her pinto was a mix of black and white.
Pro Tip 2/3Not Always Horses
Although commonly horses, pinto can describe any similarly colored animal.
They adopted a pinto goat.
Pro Tip 3/3Western Culture
Pintos are iconic in Wild West stories, often associated with cowboys and rodeos.
The cowboy's trusted steed was a pinto.
Pro Tip 1/3Horse Colors
Pinto refers to coat patterns, not a breed; look for large patches of white and other colors.
Her pinto was a mix of black and white.
Pro Tip 2/3Not Always Horses
Although commonly horses, pinto can describe any similarly colored animal.
They adopted a pinto goat.
Pro Tip 3/3Western Culture
Pintos are iconic in Wild West stories, often associated with cowboys and rodeos.
The cowboy's trusted steed was a pinto.
Pro Tip 1/3Horse Colors
Pinto refers to coat patterns, not a breed; look for large patches of white and other colors.
Her pinto was a mix of black and white.
Pro Tip 2/3Not Always Horses
Although commonly horses, pinto can describe any similarly colored animal.
They adopted a pinto goat.
Pro Tip 3/3Western Culture
Pintos are iconic in Wild West stories, often associated with cowboys and rodeos.
The cowboy's trusted steed was a pinto.
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