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pine
noun
an
evergreen
tree
with
long
needle-shaped
leaves
and
woody
cones
,
often
growing
in
cool
or
mountainous
regions
•
A
tall
pine
stood
alone
on
the
snowy
hillside
.
A
tall
pine
stood
alone
on
the
snowy
hillside
.
•
Red
squirrels
darted
up
the
rough
bark
of
the
oldest
pine
in
the
park
.
Red
squirrels
darted
up
the
rough
bark
of
the
oldest
pine
in
the
park
.
From
Old
English
pīn
,
from
Latin
pīnus
meaning
“
pine
tree
”.
noun
-
pine
the
pale
,
soft
wood
that
comes
from
a
pine
tree
,
often
used
for
furniture
and
building
•
The
table
was
made
of
polished
pine
and
smelled
pleasantly
of
resin
.
The
table
was
made
of
polished
pine
and
smelled
pleasantly
of
resin
.
•
Carpenters
prefer
pine
because
it
is
easy
to
cut
and
shape
.
Carpenters
prefer
pine
because
it
is
easy
to
cut
and
shape
.
Same
root
as
the
tree
sense
;
the
wood
takes
its
name
from
the
tree
.
verb
-
pine
,
pining
,
pines
,
pined
to
feel
deep
,
continuous
sadness
or
longing
for
someone
or
something
that
is
absent
•
He
continued
to
pine
for
his
hometown
even
after
living
abroad
for
years
.
He
continued
to
pine
for
his
hometown
even
after
living
abroad
for
years
.
•
The
dog
lay
by
the
door
,
pining
for
its
owner
’
s
return
.
The
dog
lay
by
the
door
,
pining
for
its
owner
’
s
return
.
From
Old
English
pīnian
“
to
punish
,
torment
”,
later
“
to
suffer
longing
”,
related
to
Latin
poena
“
pain
,
penalty
”.
happiness
noun
-
happiness
the
feeling
or
state
of
pleasure
,
contentment
,
or
joy
•
Spending
time
with
her
family
brings
her
great
happiness
.
Spending
time
with
her
family
brings
her
great
happiness
.
•
The
puppy's
excited
tail
wagging
was
a
picture
of
pure
happiness
.
The
puppy's
excited
tail
wagging
was
a
picture
of
pure
happiness
.
Formed
from
the
adjective
"
happy
"
+
the
noun-forming
suffix
"
-ness
"
in
Middle
English
.
noun
-
happiness
good
luck
or
fortunate
circumstances
(
archaic
)
•
The
sailors
drank
ale
and
wished
happiness
upon
their
voyage
.
The
sailors
drank
ale
and
wished
happiness
upon
their
voyage
.
•
The
villagers
prayed
for
the
king
’
s
happiness
before
the
battle
began
.
The
villagers
prayed
for
the
king
’
s
happiness
before
the
battle
began
.
In
early
modern
English
, "
happiness
"
often
meant
good
fortune
or
prosperity
,
a
sense
now
mostly
obsolete
.
