piñata , also: pinata

Note that he does not appear to be a piñata.

But who knows, I still might crack open like a piñata.

In some countries a piñata takes the place of a cake.

For a couple of years, the left has joined the right in making Obama a piñata.

At the time, it was the largest recorded piñata ever built.

Then in the bar scene, a man breaks open a piñata full of money.

A toddler was found last month stuffed in a piñata.

Users can pick the party theme and have a piñata game in their home.

He is not going to be a piñata for every person who has financial motives."

The piece begins with a spotlight aimed on a piñata.

A piñata is a type of decoration with bright colors.

All the children get together directly underneath the piñata and each child is given a string to hold.

The stranger hung from her chain, looking more like a piñata than anything living.

During the video, the user can decide which piñata that they would like to walk them through the features of the game.

The elevator opens, and he's hanging a piñata above a crowd of kids.

However, for the most part, piñata designs have been completely commercialized.

Shortly, another child shows up with a stick that can reach it and the piñata, to its surprise, gets hit across the face.

Participants gather from various communities in the area and the main event is a piñata contest.

But the piñata will open with a string, not with a stick.

After the piñata was broken, the remains were burned and the ashes kept for good luck.

These interpretations were given to the piñata for catechism purposes.

The paint of door frames might be washed or an old piñata thrown away.

However, the party starts up again the following weekend, known as the weekend of the piñata.

For example, in a Spanish dictionary piñata comes after pinza.