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pie-slice 

1) The tool given to you in pizza places for you to put your slice on your plate.

2) One who is inept at simple tasks i.e the use of the pie-slice and therefore it is used in an insulting capacity.
Guy1: Dude, what are you doing?
Guy2: Trying to get a bit of pizza
Guy1: You're holding the pie-slice wrong
Guy2: How many ways are there to hold it?
Guy1: Dude, you are such a pie-slice
pie-slice by Old Men In Bonnets December 23, 2008
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slice pie 

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slice pie by e-vis October 6, 2003

slice of pie 

Pussy. Female genitalia. Thought to have originated in Whitley Bay, England (near Newcastle) in early 1960's.
For a fat girl, she sure had a tastey slice of pie!
slice of pie by Ignatz Sassafras January 26, 2010

slice the pie 

A popular method of clearing a room in a tactical assault. Used in IDPA and other shooting competitions
Matt sliced the pie like a true operator with his AR.
slice the pie by mrPickles September 6, 2004

slice your pie

when some one is willing to do stuff....
he'd like to slice ur pie anyday
slice your pie by Val / Kristy April 2, 2004

huge slice of pie 

Adjective

To be a big deal; very important, or popular
“Hey dad have you ever heard of the singer Elton John?” “Yeah he was a huge slice of pie back in my day.”
huge slice of pie by Bebus April 2, 2023

grabbin another slice of pie 

To cheat on your girlfriend and have sex with another woman.
John: Yo, Jimmy's legit and grabbed another slice of pie at the party last night.

Fabio: Fuck ya. Grabbin another slice of pie is the shit.
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Plate of Brown 

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