pinny

/ ˈpɪnɪ /

noun

1. a child's or informal name for pinafore

Example Sentences

Fan focus was on Messi when he started to warm up three minutes into the second half, and a roar erupted when Martino signaled for him to take off his pinny and head to the center stripe.

From Seattle Times

Pinny Sheoran, president of the League of Women Voters of Arizona, also provided sworn testimony at Tuesday’s hearing, describing how the activities of Clean Elections USA and similar groups had frightened her members, who feared they could be followed or even physically assaulted it they sought to deposit a ballot in a drop box.

From New York Times

“From the primaries till now ... the potential voter intimidation ... at the drop boxes have advanced and has made us pivot from what we would normally do to educate the voters and tell them how to protect their vote,” Pinny Sheoran, president of the League of Women Voters of Arizona, testified Tuesday.

From Los Angeles Times

Pinny Sheoran, a league official, said.

From Washington Times

Put him the red pinny, let him fling a couple around and find his closure.

From Golf Digest