NOUN
- plaything consisting of a container filled with toys and candy; suspended from a height for blindfolded children to break with sticks
How To Use pinata In A Sentence
- Piñatas hung from everywhere and colorful bags of candy bulged from the floor to ceiling shelves. A Piñata tradition
- And keep in mind how we got here, an energy bill, a farm bill, a highway bill that is worth hundreds of billions of dollars and what "The Washington Post" called a pinata of pork. CNN Transcript Jul 28, 2008
- Wood panelling lines the walls, and bright-coloured decorations abound, including one particularly large and intimidating parrot piñata.
- Hokey as it might seem, go for the stuff you loved as a kid - musical chairs, limbo, pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey, charades or a pinata.
- Adorned with piñatas, sombreros and the occasional poncho, the Mexican Café represents the ‘stereotype’ of Mexican décor and food.
- Cinco de Mayo is celebrated with the ceremonial burning of a piñata in the shape of King George, which is referred to as ‘the Guy.’
- We'll just take our furry piñata and go," Frank told the mammoth," if you don't mind. ICE AGE
- It was called a pinata of perks and the best energy bill corporations could buy. Wolfson: Obama Must Win Pennsylvania - Real Clear Politics – TIME.com
- A feature of these is the Filipino variation on the Mexican pinata: a bamboo frame from which dangle packages of sweets, fruit, and toys on strings.
- The messiest of the activities on offer was the creation of piñatas using papier-mache and brightly coloured paint.