Country Dictionary

A fork of Rural Dictionary

piney

in it's simplest, least derogatory form, used as a general description of anyone who lives west of Route 9.

Oh yeah, he's a piney!

by Zeemon November 10, 2006

piney

the spot between your penis and your hiney.

Please baby, lick my piney.

by Daphatalbert June 29, 2005

piney

Synonym for feeling clean and/or having a fresh or pleasant smell

"I just got out of the shower. I feel all shiny and piney now!" ^_^

by Steven-O April 14, 2010

piney

An instrument to smoke weed which is crafted from the finest of pineapples. Achieving that sweet and sour smoke your mumma loves. This, in turn also makes you shit your pants like a mutha.

Person 1 - Hey man have you taken a hit from that fucking piney yet? Person 2 - yeah man I had it just then, I shat my pants and then had a dream about you on a pedestal waving your fist at a large audience. Talking abou the "dangers of marijuana"

by beefcakebong23432 May 22, 2008

piney

Alternate word for the flower "peony"

Look at them pineys mom!

by Zeke June 06, 2004

Piney

A person who lives in the Pine Barrens of Southern New Jersey and is given to wearing unbuttoned flannel shirts with Lynyrd Skynyrd or Molly Hatchet tour shirts underneath. Most frequently sited in Southern Ocean County and environs. Known for yelling, "Freebird!" whenever they are in the audience at a live concert in the hope that there are other Skynyrd fans there that they can hook up with to drink beer and fight with later. To date, no band has actually ever played Freebird at the request of a Piney.

There's a bunch of pineys partyin' up at the forge tonight.

by Tim L. May 09, 2003

Piney

Southern New Jersey term for locals with a long history of living in the area-the "originals" some say. Direct decendants of the orginals families that settled the area. Many Piney have made a living off of the land by farming and hunting or off the water by claming, fishing. Some have been boat builders and wood carvers. Many have participated in the local blue grass music scene. Part of a rich historical tradition not understood or respected by some arrogant newcommers. I was a "city slicker" 40 years ago but those of us who respected the locals assimilated better. Pineys have plenty of reasons to be proud.

In the local cemeteries you will find generations of Piney family graves.

by Boardwalk Broad June 18, 2011