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Pieness, derived from the word pie, is a word used to describe someone who is special and dear to you. It can also resemble words of endearment such as ‘cupcake’, ‘cutie pie’, ‘lover’ etc.
Good morning my pieness, I miss you so much my pieness. You are looking so beautiful pieness. “How is the most beautiful lady in the land doing? My pieness!”
Pieness by Imkitta June 29, 2021
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A word that Dr. Robotnik says as part of the word "Happiness." When the sound clip is cut out and played repeatedly, it is mildly funny.
HapPINESS is always so much more enjoyable when it's based on the misery of millions.
Piness by Gimlet, Son of Groin February 10, 2010
Related Words
A peeness suddenly came over me and I had to rush to the toilet
Peeness by affleck April 29, 2009
used in a sentence{Go pee or your peeness will fall out.}
peeness by Rachel December 11, 2003
When you have to pee really bad and you're talking about it.
If I sit like this I can't feel the peeness.

Note: someone actually said the above sentence without realizing what they had just said
peeness by Princess Crime Mob January 11, 2005
our dinner was pieless.
pieless by K2L February 26, 2010

pienesia 

When you eat so much pie that it causes amnesia
Pie fan 1: "Did we really eat all of that apple pie? "

Pie fan 2: "I don't remember."

Pie Fan 3: "You guys sound like you've got Pienesia "
pienesia by ginandting June 30, 2017
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