# pine cone
## Anglais
### Étymologie

    (Circa 1690–1720)  Terme composé de pine (« pin ») et de cone (« cône »), littéralement « cône de pin ». A remplacé dans ce sens pine nut (qui provenait du vieil anglais pinhnyte) .

#### Attestations historiques

    (1720) Conarium or Glandula Pinealis, (In Anatomy) a part of the Brain that hangs in the ſmall Cavity call’d the Anus, in the hinder part of the third Ventricle, and takes Name from its Shape reſembling a Pine-cone. — (Edward Phillips, John Kersey, The new world of words : or, Universal Engliſh Dictionary, 1720)

### Locution nominale

pine cone \ˈpʌɪn kəʊn\ ou \ˈpaɪn ˌkəʊn\ (Royaume-Uni) \ˈpaɪn ˌkoʊn\ (États-Unis)
* (Botanique) Pomme de pin, babet ; fruit de conifère.
** Fresh flowers are always a crowd-pleaser for centerpieces; however, they are often cost-prohibitive at large events where multiple centerpieces must be purchased. It is not uncommon to mix both faux decor and fresh flowers in a fall centerpiece. For example, the bulk of a centerpiece may consist of less expensive components such as pine cones, faux pumpkins and candles, with a couple of fresh flowers to elevate the presentation. — (Gorgeous fall centerpieces perfect for cozy seasonal gatherings, 3 octobre 2024 sur San Bernardino Sun sur le site sbsun.com)
* (Héraldique) Pomme de pin ; meuble représentant une pomme de pin.
** Or on a fess gules between three pine cones slipped and leaved sable a lion passant guardant of the field, armed and langued azure — (European Heraldry, Arms of Landes, France, le 30 décembre 2019, sur le site griffinrampant.wordpress.com)

#### Variantes orthographiques

* pinecone
* pine-cone

#### Synonymes
##### Fruit de conifère

* conifer cone
* pineapple (Désuet) ou (Régionnal)

##### Meuble héraldique

* pine-apple

#### Dérivés

* pinecone fish
* pinecone ginger

#### Apparentés étymologiques

* pineapple
* pine-barren
* pinedrops
* pineal
* pinene
* pine-knot
* pine-needle
* pine nut, pine-nut
* pinesap
* pine siskin
* pine tar
* pine-tree
* pinery
* piney, piny
* pinewood
* pinetum
* pinnace
* pinus
* anterocone
* bicone
* bristlecone
* cinder cone
* circular cone
* cocone
* conal
* conebill
* cone biopsy
* cone bush
* cone cabbage
* cone cell
* cone connector
* cone flower, coneflower, cone-flower
* conehead
* Conehead
* coneheaded, cone-headed
* cone-in-cone
* coneless
* conelike
* conenose
* cone of confusion
* cone of death
* cone off
* cone of power
* cone of shame
* cone of silence
* cone pepper
* conepiece
* coner
* cone-shaped
* cone shell
* cone snail
* conetainer
* conetronics
* cone wheat
* coneworm
* conic
* conical
* conic section
* coniform
* conization, conisation
* conoid
* conopeptide
* conotoxin
* cyrtocone
* decapicone
* deuterocone
* dicone
* Dirac cone
* discocone
* elliptospherocone
* endocone
* epicone
* fir-cone
* flying cone
* growth cone
* gyrocone
* helicocone
* hydraucone
* hypercone
* hypocone
* ice-cream cone, ice cream cone, icecream cone
* intercone
* lava cone
* light cone
* mesocone
* metacone
* microcone
* mouth cone
* mud cone
* nanocone
* nose cone
* oligocone
* otocone
* overcone
* oxycone
* paracone
* pet cone
* phragmocone
* piezocone
* platycone
* polar cone
* protocone
* pseudocone
* roller cone bit, roller-cone bit
* semicone
* serpenticone
* shatter cone, shattercone, shatter-cone
* snow cone
* snowcone
* spatter cone
* spherical cone
* spherocone
* spruce cone
* storm cone
* subcone
* sugar cone
* sulfur cone, sulphur cone
* tail cone
* textile cone
* toxocone
* traffic cone
* viewing cone
* waffle cone
* wind cone
* witch-hazel cone gall
* witch-hazel cone gall aphid
* conarion
* conarium

#### Hyperonymes
##### Fruit de conifère

* strobilus, strobile
** fruit

##### Meuble héraldique

* charge

### Prononciation

* \ˈpʌɪn kəʊn\ (Royaume-Uni)
* \ˈpaɪn ˌkəʊn\ (Royaume-Uni)
* \ˈpaɪn ˌkoʊn\ (États-Unis)