piner
1 of 3noun (1)
pin·er
ˈpīnə(r)
plural -s
archaic
: laborer
piner
2 of 3noun (2)
"
plural -s
: one that pines
specifically : an animal that suffers from pine
piner
3 of 3noun (3)
"
plural -s
Australia
: a pine-forest lumberman
Word History
Etymology
Noun (1)
Middle English pynour, from Middle Dutch piner, from pinen to punish, suffer pain, work hard, from pine punishment, torment, from Latin poena
Noun (2)
pine entry 2 + -er
Noun (3)
pine entry 3 + -er
- chemical abuse
- chemical abuser
- chemical balance
- chemical cellulose
- chemical closet
- chemical cotton
- chemical dynamics
- chemical engineer
- chemical engineering
- chemical focus
- chemical kinetics
- chemical laser
- chemical lead
- chemical mediation theory
- chemical microscopy
- chemical peel
- chemical porcelain
- chemical property
- chemical pulp
- chemical reaction
- chemical telegraph
- chemical telephone
- chemical vapor deposition
- chemical warfare
- chemical weapon