A skin disease endemic to tropical America, caused by the bacterium Treponema carateum, characterized by the formation of papules and patches of depigmentation on the skin. noun
The patient was diagnosed with pinta after presenting with skin lesions.
Pinta is primarily found in rural areas of Central and South America.
A unit of liquid capacity equal to one-eighth of a gallon, used in the UK and Ireland, equivalent to approximately 568 milliliters. noun
He ordered a pinta of milk from the local dairy.
In the UK, a pinta of beer is a common serving size in pubs.
A small spot or mark, often used in the context of a blemish or stain. noun
She noticed a pinta on her shirt after spilling coffee.
The artist added a pinta of red to the canvas for contrast.