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pie [Brit pʌɪ, americ paɪ] SUBST

1. pie (savoury):

pie (gen)
meat/fish pie

2. pie (sweet):

pie
apple/plum pie
to be as easy as pie
to be as sweet or nice as pie (gen)
to be as sweet or nice as pie pej

cherry pie [ˌtʃerɪ ˈpaɪ] SUBST

1. cherry pie (flower):

cherry pie

2. cherry pie (tart):

cherry pie

cottage pie SUBST Brit

pie crust SUBST

pie crust

pie-eyed [Brit, americ ˈpaɪ ˌaɪd] ADJ coloq

pie-eyed
rond coloq
pie-eyed
soûl coloq

pork pie SUBST

pork pie

banoffi pie [Brit bəˌnɒfi ˈpʌɪ, americ bəˌnɔfi ˈpaɪ, bəˌnɑfi ˈpaɪ] SUBST CULIN

game pie SUBST

game pie

pie chart SUBST

pie chart
pie chart
camembert m coloq

pie dish SUBST

pie dish
pie dish

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pie [paɪ] SUBST

pie CULIN:

pie savoury
pie sweet

Expressões:

pie in the sky coloq
easy as pie coloq

custard pie SUBST

pie chart SUBST

pie chart

pie-eyed ADJ coloq

pie-eyed

shepherd's pie SUBST

mince pie SUBST

mince pie

pork pie SUBST Brit

pork pie

meat pie SUBST

meat pie

apple pie SUBST

apple pie

2. apple pie fig:

cutie [ˈkju:ti, americ -t̬i], cutie-pie SUBST americ coloq

1. cutie (woman):

2. cutie (man):

3. cutie (child):

no Dicionário PONS

pie [paɪ] SUBST

pie culin:

pie savory
pie sweet

Expressões:

pie in the sky coloq
easy as pie coloq

shepherd's pie SUBST

apple pie [ˌæp·l·ˈpaɪ] SUBST

apple pie

apple-pie [ˌæp·l·ˈpaɪ] ADJ coloq

pie-eyed ADJ coloq

pie-eyed

pie chart SUBST math

pie chart

pumpkin pie

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Brown bears living near coastal regions will regularly eat crabs and clams.
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Eat less and burn fat faster by having a bowl of soup as an appetiser or a snack.
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Most begonias are sour to the taste, and some people in some areas eat them.
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However, a philosopher can only eat spaghetti when he has both left and right forks.
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Customers are able to sit inside the oases and eat while traffic goes by beneath them.
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