Pies

What do we mean by pies?

To spill or mix printing type.

A pie is a kilo of coke Urban Dictionary

Famous new zealand colloquialism to describe a girl of very low calibre. someone or something very unattractive. Urban Dictionary

A fabulous, beautiful girl who is cute (as in cutie-pie) and is extremely talented. Not too sweet and not too bitter - similar to a rhubarb pie. Urban Dictionary

Pi is an irrational number (meaning the digits never end or have a repeating pattern) that is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter...this ratio is a constant for any circle, regardless of size. Urban Dictionary

Porn-Induced Erectile Dysfunction. Urban Dictionary

To be ignored Urban Dictionary

"Pie it" is a phrase often used when an individual wishes to purposefully ignore a person or event. Urban Dictionary

Pi is a mathematical constant whose value is the ratio of any circle's circumference to its diameter in Euclidean space; this is the same value as the ratio of a circle's area to the square of its radius. pi is an irrational number, which means that its value cannot be expressed exactly as a fraction m/n, where m and n are integers. Consequently, its decimal representation never ends or repeats. It is also a transcendental number, which implies, among other things, that no finite sequence of algebraic operations on integers (powers, roots, sums, etc.) can be equal to its value. The current record for the number of computed digits of pi is more than 2.5 trillion (10^12) digits. Completed on Aug 24, 2009, in Japan by the University of Tsukuba, it took the supercomputer system T2K Tsukuba almost 74 hours to calculate the 2‚576‚980‚370‚000 digits of pi. I would paste the record number of pi here but it would take up over 2.5 terabytes of space (assuming each number is 1 byte) and I don't think Urban dictionary would appreciate that. Urban Dictionary

1. The act of ignoring someone when they are talking to you 2. Not returning a high five Urban Dictionary

Stands for Plot Induced Stupidity, used mostly on comic book forums. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to pies:
pies.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word pies:
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Words that rhyme with pies:
arise, analyze, rise, advise, compromise, comprise, exercise, enterprise, mize, demise, otherwise, wise, recognize, realize, surmise, devise, eyes, apprise, size, apologize, patronize, despise, franchise, emphasize, surprise, disguise, reprise, revise, chastise, prize, galvanize, improvise, utilize, scrutinize, optimize, organize, likewise, guise, proselytize, merchandise, flies, prise, criticize, jeopardize, synchronize, synthesize, ostracize, prioritize, lies, capitalize, mesmerize, rationalize, plagiarize, materialize, epitomize, advertise, allies, characterize, empathize, summarize, amortize, tantalize, mobilize, aggrandize, subsidize, marginalize, authorize, belies, polarize, visualize, antagonize, catalyze, paralyze, customize, memorize, metastasize, supervise, supplies, ties, stigmatize, capsize, pulverize, fries, guys, minimize, stabilize, sunrise, hypothesize, familiarize, harmonize, maximize, energize, socialize, baptize, crystallize, sympathize, finalize, revitalize, disenfranchise, applies.

Adjectives that are often used to describe pies:
many, baked, hot, little, mud, fried, good, delicious, lemon, sweet, apple, homemade, more, pumpkin, small, best, minced, fresh, frozen, several, meat, cold, excellent, pork, individual, famous, crust, made, mutton, savory, wonderful, inch, big, sea, mince, rich, huge, savoury, nice, immense, favorite, warden, juicy, sand, tasty, luscious, warm, golden, tiny, pudding, moon, dainty, enough, filled, unbaked, peach, chicken, exam, dried, round, extra, fat, sized, princi, cooked, miniature, flaky, stale, game, custard.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective pies:
wing.

Consonant match to pies:
pose, poise, pause, pas, peas, paz, pease, paws, pez, paise, pais, pays, perz, peise, payse, pows, purrs, paiz.

Words that sound like pies:
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