pima

IPA: pˈimʌ

Root Word: Pima

A member of a group of American Indians living in an area consisting of what is now central and southern Arizona (USA) and Sonora (Mexico).
The dialect of O'odham spoken by the Pima
A soft form of cotton having long fibres (Gossypium barbadense)

Examples of "pima" in Sentences

Best from Vince in pima cotton ( £ 35) or Banana Republic (long sleeve, £ 20).
I tried on a pair and instantly understood the shape and feel, trimmed with pima cotton and made out of raw denim.
We also found that pima, Supima, Egyptian, and other long-fiber cottons are typically stronger and less likely to pill than other types of cotton.
That means more than just simple but stylish garments, like a pair of $500 hand-dyed, custom-washed Japanese denim jeans and a $200 raw-edged pima-cotton tank top.
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His Pasadena-based J.G. Boswell Co. is among the nation's largest producers of pima cotton and other crops, and also has holdings in Australia, where it helped pioneer large-scale irrigation in the 1960s.
In the wake of these moving herds of elk and deer also lies the grizzleys and another animal that we have failed to discuss which is the mountain lion, puma, pima, panther, cat, or whatever you prefer to call it.
The emerging label Number:Lab makes a sporty zip-up sweater that's rugby-striped, performance-oriented pima cotton on one side, and a two-tone combination of the same insulated cotton and softer jersey on the other.