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1. (n.) pie
a pastry crust filled with fruit, meat, pudding, etc., and baked, often with a top crust.
2. pie
a layer cake with a cream or custard filling:
Boston cream pie.
3. pie
a total or whole that can be divided:
They want a bigger part of the profit pie.
4. pie
an activity or affair:
I'm sure he had a finger in the pie.
5. pie
the illusory prospect of future benefits.
6. (v.t.) PIE
Proto-Indo-European.
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) pie
dish baked in pastry-lined pan often with a pastry top
2. (noun) Proto-Indo European, PIE
a prehistoric unrecorded language that was the ancestor of all Indo-European languages
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1. (noun) pie
a dessert with a cooked fruit filling between or on top of pastry
apple/blueberry/pumpkin etc. pie
2. pie
a piece/slice of the pie
a share of sth good
Now that business is doing well, everyone wants their slice of the pie.
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) pie
an article of food consisting of paste baked with something in it or under it; as, chicken pie; venison pie; mince pie; apple pie; pumpkin pie
2. (noun) pie
see Camp, n., 5
3. (noun) pie
a magpie
4. (noun) pie
any other species of the genus Pica, and of several allied genera
5. (noun) pie
the service book
6. (noun) pie
type confusedly mixed. See Pi
7. (verb) pie
see Pi
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Sense: food baked in a covering of pastry
a steak/apple pie.
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 Afrikaans: pastei |
 Arabic: فَطيرَه |
 Bulgarian: пай |
 Brazilian: torta |
 Czech: pečivo s náplní, závin, p |
 German: die Pastete |
 Danish: tærte |
 Greek: πίτα |
 Spanish: tarta, empanada, pastel |
 Estonian: pirukas |
 Farsi: پای |
 Finnish: piirakka |
 French: tarte |
 Hebrew: פָּאי |
 Hindi: कचौडी़ |
 Croatian: pita |
 Hungarian: pite |
 Indonesian: kue |
 Icelandic: baka |
 Italian: torta |
 Japanese: パイ |
 Korean: 파이 |
 Lithuanian: pyragaitis, pyragas (suįd |
 Latvian: pīrāgs |
 Malay: pai |
 Dutch: pastei, taart |
 Norwegian: pai, terte |
 Polish: placek |
 Persian: پای |
 Pashto: داسې كلچه چې غوښه يا ميوه |
 Portuguese: tarte |
 Romanian: plăcintă |
 Russian: пирог |
 Slovak: pečivo / koláč s náplňou |
 Slovenian: pita |
 Serbian: pita |
 Swedish: paj |
 Thai: พาย |
 Turkish: etli börek; turta |
 Taiwanese: 派餅 |
 Ukrainian: пиріг; пиріжок |
 Urdu: سموسہ |
 Vietnamese: bánh nướng |
 Chinese: 馅饼 |
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