Molinos

[ muh-lee-nohs; Spanish maw-lee-naws ]

noun

1. Mi·guel de [mee-, gel, de], c1640–c95, Spanish priest and mystic: chief exponent of quietism.

Example Sentences

Raining blows, como molinos, Delia and Velia were two demonic lechuzas shrieking out their outrage in Spanish and cursing the intruders for their transgressions.

From Literature

In May 2020, he attacked Loreen Severs, 88, of Los Molinos in Tehama County and her husband, Homer Severs, 91.

From Seattle Times

Unlike the others, Taza is stone-ground with molinos, or traditional Mexican mills, which yield a nubby texture.

From Salon

Loreen Severs, 88, of Los Molinos died and her husband, Homer Severs, 91, survived but died that December of an unrelated illness, authorities said.

From Los Angeles Times

Loreen Severs, 88, of Los Molinos died and her husband, Homer Severs, 91, survived but died that December of an unrelated illness, authorities said.

From Seattle Times