Pie

verb: to pie

The act of eating pie

Shall we pie Thursday lunch Emilia?

by nikkithewall June 11, 2013

Pie

A nice big women's ass

She has a big as pie

by JFAFDJDSKJDS October 25, 2023

Pie

when someone would get a "pie", they would get anything from you sex wise. this can be used in comparison to someone not as worth for "pie" as to be a tester. testers like the "try before you buy" in Tesco's. So if someone is a try before you buy, you're not commiting to a full pie but simply testing. A full pie is where you are definately sure they are worthy of your whole body.

Emily said to hannah, "hes bum, he can have a slice of my pie" hannah replied with "i'd prefer to try before you buy, then buy the whole pie". The boy looked at them confuzed.

by lololololx3 January 30, 2011

Pie

A made up word that has absolutely no meaning. Usually used an an adjective by people with Preschool level vocabularies.

Didn’t that chandler kid from high school always try to describe things as a pie?

by abc9997 April 05, 2018

Pie

A poorly rolled joint/ blunt.

Pies are for smokers who want to get high and not admire the joint.

by Eunoia1 September 29, 2021

Pie

Not to be confused with 3.14.

‘I like to eat pie!’ Jimmy shouted.

by NoUCan’tHaveMySoup May 10, 2019

pie

FREAKING DELICIOUS!

Person1: I'm gonna have some pie
Person2: Can I have some too?
Person1: NO! It's too good to share

by LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL March 12, 2012