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Definition of pie
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Pie (n.) A
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Plate
::
Plate (n.)
Metallic
armor
composed
of broad
pieces.
Patch
::
Patch (v. t.) To mend by
sewing
on a piece or
pieces
of
cloth,
leather,
or the like; as, to patch a
coat..
Curb
::
Curb (n.) An
assemblage
of three or more
pieces
of
timber,
or a metal
member,
forming
a frame
around
an
opening,
and
serving
to
maintain
the
integrity
of that
opening;
also, a ring of stone
serving
a
similar
purpose,
as at the eye of a
dome..
Crash
::
Crash (v. i.) To make a loud,
clattering
sound,
as of many
things
falling
and
breaking
at once; to break in
pieces
with a harsh
noise..
Interlude
::
Interlude
(n.) A short
entertainment
exhibited
on the stage
between
the acts of a play, or
between
the play and the
afterpiece,
to
relieve
the
tedium
of
waiting..
Clevis
::
Clevis
(n.) A piece of metal bent in the form of an
oxbow,
with the two ends
perforated
to
receive
a pin, used on the end of the
tongue
of a plow,
wagen,
etc., to
attach
it to a draft
chain,
whiffletree,
etc.; --
called
also
clavel,
clevy..
Peg
::
Peg (n.) A
small,
pointed
piece of wood, used in
fastening
boards
together,
in
attaching
the soles of boots or
shoes,
etc.; as, a shoe peg..
Short
::
Short
(superl.)
Not long;
having
brief
length
or
linear
extension;
as, a short
distance;
a short piece of
timber;
a short
flight..
Disintegration
::
Disintegration
(n.) The
wearing
away or
falling
to
pieces
of rocks or
strata,
produced
by
atmospheric
action,
frost,
ice, etc..
Loggerhead
::
Loggerhead
(n.) An
upright
piece of round
timber,
in a
whaleboat,
over which a turn of the line is taken when it is
running
out too
fast..
Shard
::
Shard (n.) A piece or
fragment
of an
earthen
vessel,
or a like
brittle
substance,
as the shell of an egg or
snail..
Piecely
::
Piecely
(adv.)
In
pieces;
piecemeal.
Pierce
::
Pierce
(v. t.) To
thrust
into,
penetrate,
or
transfix,
with a
pointed
instrument..
Sou
::
Sou (n.) An old
French
copper
coin,
equivalent
in value to, and now
displaced
by, the
five-centime
piece (/ of a
franc),
which is
popularly
called
a sou..
Piety
::
Piety (n.) Duty;
dutifulness;
filial
reverence
and
devotion;
affectionate
reverence
and
service
shown
toward
parents,
relatives,
benefactors,
country,
etc..
Tenon
::
Tenon (v. t.) To cut or fit for
insertion
into a
mortise,
as the end of a piece of
timber..
Veneer
::
Veneer
(v. t.) To
overlay
or plate with a thin layer of wood or other
material
for outer
finish
or
decoration;
as, to
veneer
a piece of
furniture
with
mahogany.
Used also
figuratively..
Broadpiece
::
Broadpiece
(n.) An old
English
gold coin,
broader
than a
guinea,
as a
Carolus
or
Jacobus..
Pointing
::
Pointing
(n.) The act or
process
of
measuring,
at the
various
distances
from the
surface
of a block of
marble,
the
surface
of a
future
piece of
statuary;
also, a
process
used in
cutting
the
statue
from the
artist's
model..
Worldly-minded
::
Worldly-minded
(a.)
Devoted
to
worldly
interests;
mindful
of the
affairs
of the
present
life, and
forgetful
of those of the
future;
loving
and
pursuing
this
world's
goods,
to the
exclusion
of piety and
attention
to
spiritual
concerns..
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