Pintado reviewed the final draft and suggested minor edits before it was published.

The historian described a Pintado shown in a 16th-century drawing, explaining the island's tattooing customs under Spanish rule.

The Pintados sailed upriver to trade with inland tribes, their painted bodies and tattoos marking each warrior's lineage.

When the explorers returned, they told tales of the Pintados they had met along the coast.

The mineralogist carefully photographed the bright blue crystals of pintadoite before sending them to the lab for analysis.

The pintailed duck glided across the marsh at dawn, its longer central tail feathers catching the light.

He spent the afternoon refurbishing the old pintable he found in the attic.

Collectors traded pintables at the convention and documented their provenance.

She used a pintail comb to separate the sections before braiding her hair.

The captain recorded sightings of Pintadoes along the reef during the voyage.