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Pinolero Pinolero is a colloquial term for a Nicaraguan. The term is used extensively in Nicaraguan Spanish. The plural of Pinolero is Pinoleros. Other colloquial references include Nica(s), Nicoya(s). Each of these terms are gender-neutral.〔(Diccionario de la lengua española - Vigésima segunda edición )〕〔("pinolero" en el diccionario Español-Inglés )〕 ==Etymology==
The coined term has two possible, disputed origins. The first disputed origin is that the term is derived from the word pinol, a form of toasted ground corn that is the main ingredient for Pinolillo, a powdered form of the pinol which is used in a variety of local cuisine and beverage preparations. Historically, indigenous tribes in Nicaragua depended primarily on corn-based products as their primary food staple. The second disputed origin is that the term comes from the ''Pinolero'' van-pickup truck hybrid model produced by the state-run ''Nicaraguan Industry of Vehicles'' (known as ''Industrias Nicaragüenses de Vehículos,'' SA or INDEVESA in Spanish) during the 1970s. These vehicles were a source of national pride because of the attempts to industrialize with state-run resources.
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