1. Plural of pintado; fish of the mackerel family, especially the king mackerel or cero, found in Atlantic and Pacific waters.
Usage: ichthyology; primarily used in fishing and culinary contexts
2. Plural of pintado; horses or other animals with a spotted or piebald coat pattern.
Usage: equestrian; less common in modern English

Examples

• The fishermen caught several pintados off the coast.
• Pintados are prized for their firm, flavorful meat.
• The restaurant served grilled pintados with lemon and garlic.
• In the tournament, the rider mounted one of the ranch's pintados.
• Pintados thrive in warm Atlantic waters.