pine
The air filled with a rich, piney aroma.
The plants look better than a fence and they give off a nice piny smell as well.
In the piney woods just outside this East Texas town lies the grave of a homeless man.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Smells & smelling
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bergamot
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minging
niff
olfactory nerve
orangey
petrichor
pungency
pungently
redolent
scented
smelly
sniff
stink

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Types of wood

Examples of piny

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The sand is a constant clog, and scarcely a breath of air can penetrate the close piny ranks on either side the narrow road.
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It put me into communion with friends and influences hundreds of miles beyond the piny woods.
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He tried to make her think they could see that great iron crucifix which watches over it day and night from its piny cliff.
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As far as we could see was red hills all washed down with gullies and scattered over with patches of piny woods.
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A piny ridge of mountains, with bare rocky peaks, was on our right all the day, and a snowy mountain appeared ahead.
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The "piny-woods" soils are deficient in phosphoric acid, and this should be a prominent ingredient of all fertilizers used in regions where these predominate.
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Silently we all turned down into the soft, padded path that ran along the piny shore of our little college lake.
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The piny knoll was steep and rocky and only two adventurous boys would ever have reached the top.
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It is a piny-wood doctrine, a plantation idea.
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The camp was surrounded by fields of stumps and piny undergrowth.
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But the idea still didn't go with the warm sun and the blue sky and the piny scent of the trees.
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The term is also applied to the fat of other animals, and to that of some plants, as bayberry-tallow, piny tallow, and others.
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When the muse of our poetry is not imitative, it often has a piny, woodsy flavor, that is unknown in the older literatures.
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The waters did, indeed, look black as we saw them weltering on through the piny gloom far below us.
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We were soon on our way to the school-house; the walk was very pleasant through the piny woods.
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