Crossword clues for pies
pies
- Desserts with a crust
- Dessert-cart array
- Dessert pastries
- Dessert offerings
- Crusty treats
- Crusty group
- Bakesale goods
- Baker's wares
- Baker's creations
- Bake sale goodies
- Apple or meat pastries
- Window sill coolers
- Whole pizzas
- Traditional Thanksgiving desserts
- Traditional March 14 servings
- Throw them for laughs
- They're thrown for laughs
- Their crusts are crimped
- Supply for some eating contests
- Sources of wedges
- Some mud formations
- Some filled shells
- Some baked desserts
- Some are made from mud
- Slapstick-movie missiles
- Slapstick food props
- Slapstick fight missiles
- Slapstick desserts
- Slapstick basics
- Slapstick ammunition
- Simple Simon's quest
- Shoofly and pecan
- Sara Lee creations
- Sales chart metaphors
- Safe contents?
- Rhubarb desserts
- Quiches, e.g
- Quiche relatives
- Props in "Sweeney Todd"
- Pizzeria's offerings
- Pizzeria staples
- Pecan and chocolate cream, for two
- Peach or pecan desserts
- Peach and plum
- Patisserie products
- Papa John's orders
- Papa John's deliveries
- Oven-prepared desserts
- Options for showing percentages
- Mud specialties
- Mud or mincemeat creations
- Mud concoctions
- Mrs. Smith's desserts
- Mrs. Lovett's creations in "Sweeney Todd"
- Mixes up, as type
- Mincemeat-filled desserts
- Mince and Boston cream
- Messy "weapons" in a slapstick fight
- Marie Callender's desserts
- Many Sara Lee desserts
- Indian coins
- Humble desserts?
- Humble and shoofly
- Humble and shoo-fly
- Humble and rhubarb
- Humble and pot
- Holiday dinner desserts
- Fruit products
- Filling desserts, in more ways than one
- Domino's output
- Domino's orders
- Dishes with crusts
- Desserts with shells
- Desserts that often have fruit fillings
- Desserts that might be filled with cherries or pecans
- Desserts often served à la mode
- Dessert options
- December desserts
- Crusty creations
- Crusted desserts
- Comic missiles
- Coconut custard and Boston cream
- Christmas dinner finales
- Chocolate cream and strawberry, e.g
- Cherry and American
- Budget graphs
- Breakfast food in New England
- Bozo's props
- Boston cream and Key lime
- Boston cream and coconut custard
- Banana cream and coconut custard
- Bakery window display
- Baked Wiley song?
- Baked goods
- Bake-sale goodies
- Bake sale offerings
- Apple, peach, blueberry
- Apple desserts
- Apple and custard, for two
- Apple and coconut custard
- Apple and cherry desserts
- Apple and Boston cream
- Ammo for Moe
- Sondheim's "The Worst ___ in London"
- Mrs. Smith's wares
- Jokester's props
- Some charts
- Pecan and pumpkin
- Comic's missiles
- Cobblers
- Crusty ones
- Slapstick ammo
- Slapstick projectiles
- Bakers' wares
- Desserts with crusts
- They have shells
- Pizzas, e.g
- Mincemeat desserts
- Slapstick comedy items
- "Chatt'ring" birds in Shakespeare
- Burlesque props
- Baker's dozen, maybe
- Wares encountered by Simple Simon
- They're cut into wedges
- Chiffon creations
- "The Worst ___ in London" ("Sweeney Todd" song)
- Quiches, e.g.
- Slapstick missiles
- Bakery display
- Some county fair contest entries
- Desserts akin to cobblers
- Slapstick props
- Items thrown in Three Stooges shorts
- Bakery array
- Circlegraph shapes
- They have edible shells
- Facefuls in slapstick
- Has a ball
- Flans
- Jays' cousins
- Turnovers
- Slapstick staples
- Crusty dishes
- Cream and mud followers
- They have wedges
- Props for Sales
- Things much desired
- Pastries
- Quiches Lorraine
- Tarts' cousins
- Bakery products
- Black-billed birds
- Pandowdies
- Pumpkin and mince
- Pastry dishes
- Crusty concoctions
- Chart segments
- Crusted dishes
- Mince and apple
- Simple Simon's desires
- Bakery items made of lemon meringue or key lime
- Londoners' tarts and flans
- Jays' relatives
- Mud formations
- Slapstick items
- Dishes regularly spoiled with 25% salt
- Bakery buys
- Sara Lee specialty
- Fruity desserts
- Fruit-filled desserts
- Slapstick arsenal
- Diner desserts
- Bakery offerings
- Sweet treats
- Pizzeria output
- Pizzeria orders
- Diner display
- Some desserts
- Pizza orders
- Fruit desserts
- Crusty desserts
- Thanksgiving desserts
- Filled pastries
- Baked desserts
- Slapstick weapons
- Pumpkin desserts
- Pizzeria purchases
- Pizza portions
- Filling desserts?
- Three Stooges missiles
- Some fruit-filled desserts
- Round desserts
- Holiday desserts
- Fruity concoctions
- Domino's deliveries
- Dessert cart array
- Budgetary metaphors
- Bakery stock
- Bakery purchases
- Baked fruit desserts
- Some old comedy props
- Parts of a fair competition?
- Missiles for Soupy Sales
- Eating-contest fodder, sometimes
- Eating contest lineup
Wiktionary
Usage examples of "pies".
Oatmeal Cookies, Karo Syrup Easy Caramel Popcorn, or any of the five pecan pies on various other packages.
New York and, using the Swiss Army knife and Sierra cups without which we never traveled more than a few feet from our apartment in those days, made quick and thankful work of the pies, bread, and Scotch.
The medieval French were great pie loversalways meat pies, never fresh fruitand the Normans took pie along when they conquered Britain in 1066.
At the height of summer you will bake sumptuous fruit pies packed with wild blueberries, peaches, or fresh sour cherries, all picked at their finest hour.
Individually frozen sour cherries can make fine pies year-round, but most frozen cherries are shipped only to supermarkets in midwestern states, where cherry pie is king.
His subjects were well behaved, but they had one sad fault: they were too fond of pies and tarts.
Pray what would Thanksgiving amount to, they inquired, with no pumpkin pies, no baked beans, no molasses cake, no proper sweetening for the rum so freely used in those days?
The odour of the pumpkin pies naturally interested her, and she proceeded to lick up the delicious creamy filling of one after another with great zest.
The vegetables were cooked to rags, the pies were charcoal shells, and the pudding had not been made.
New modes of elaborating squash pies and quince tarts were now ofttimes carefully discussed at the evening firesides by Aunt Lois and Aunt Keziah, and notes seriously compared with the experiences of certain other aunties of high repute in such matters.
But it is to be confessed that, when the good man got carried away by the enthusiasm of his subject to extend these exercises beyond a certain length, anxious glances, exchanged between good wives, sometimes indicated a weakness of the flesh, having a tender reference to the turkeys and chickens and chicken pies which might possibly be overdoing in the ovens at home.
Aunt Kittredge was accustomed to overwhelm Clorinda when she burned the pies or wore her best bonnet to evening meeting.
Caspar said as he returned the plate, with ten of the eleven pies remaining.
Gertrude is a poisoner, those pies were meant for my friends Jane, Michael, and Maeve.
The plate of mince pies, wrapped now in a polythene evidence bag, was carried from the kitchen in triumph.