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Phonetic Respelling: [ pahy ]

Definition: Play

noun. a dish consisting of a pastry crust and a filling -as of fruit or meat-

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Lorna made an apple pie.

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Lorna made an apple pie.

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Where could she smell apple pie coming from?

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I love filbert pie.

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What kind of pie did Mrs. Hamilton make for Rosemary and Mama?

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We ate blueberry pie for lunch.

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What happened to the pie crumbs that stuck in Clifford's fake beard?

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What did Debbie see while eating pie at the Idle Hour?

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Who smashed a pie in Rachel's face to stop the bad jokes?

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He smooshed the pie in my face.

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But our customers weren't really surprised-they love that pie.

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Where did "Samantha" say their pie recipe originated? (originate = came from, begin)

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What kind of pie did Momma enter in the bake off contest at the festival?

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I set my pie to cool on the windowsill.

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The pie cost one shilling.

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Why was Tugs worried when there was pie on the table when she got home?

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Synonyms: Play

pastry dish; baked food in a crust; dessert

Antonyms: Play

hot dog

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