pl.n.
Pine nuts.
[Italian, pl. of pignolo, pine nut, from pigna, pine cone, variant of pina, from Latin pīnea. See pineal.]
pignoli
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pi·gno·li (pēn-yō'lē) 
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pl.n.
Pine nuts.
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[peen-YOH-lee; peen-YAWN] The Italian and French words, respectively, for "pine nut".
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