Pinto

/ˈpɪn.toʊ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A breed of horse that is characterized by its coat color, which is a combination of white and any other color.

The ranch showcased a beautiful pinto that stood proudly in the field.

A type of bean that is brown or reddish-brown with splashes of white.

I added pinto beans to my chili for extra flavor and texture.

adjective

Referring to an animal, especially a horse, that has a coat of two or more colors, typically white and another color.

The children were excited to see the pinto pony at the petting zoo.

Spanish 'pinto,' meaning speckled or spotted.

pinto bean:

A type of bean that has a mottled skin and is used in various dishes.

pinto horse:

A horse of a breed characterized by a coat with large patches of white and another color.

pinto style:

Referring to an aesthetic that incorporates elements of being multicolored or speckled.

A derogatory term for something that is poorly made or unattractive.

That car is a real pinto, I'd never drive it.

A playful reference to someone with a colorful personality.

He's such a pinto; always bringing joy and color to the room.