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Term: Pinuts

Definition:

Pinuts refers to a nutty-tasting legume that grows in shells, typically eaten as a snack or used as an ingredient in various dishes. It is rich in healthy fats, protein, and various vitamins and minerals.

Senses and Usages:

Noun - Plural form:

The plural form of "pinut" refers to a small, oval-shaped nut enclosed in a hard shell.

Example Sentence: I love cracking open pinuts and enjoying their creamy texture.

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Noun - Snack:

As a snack, "pinuts" can refer to salted or roasted pinuts, often enjoyed as a quick, nutritious treat.

Example Sentence: I always keep a jar of pinuts on my desk for a mid-afternoon snack.

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Noun - Ingredient:

In cooking, "pinuts" can refer to the whole nut or ground into a paste (known as "pinut butter"), often used as an ingredient in sauces, desserts, and other dishes.

Example Sentence: The recipe calls for a tablespoon of pinut butter to enhance the flavor of the curry.

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Adjective - Popular:

When used as an adjective, "pinuts" can describe something that is widely enjoyed, admired, or favored by a large number of people.

Example Sentence: The new restaurant in town has become pinuts among the locals for its unique cuisine.

Adjective - Local:

As an adjective, "pinuts" can refer to something that is specific to or associated with a particular locality or region.

Example Sentence: The art exhibition showcased a variety of local pinuts artists and their unique styles.

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