Pie (disambiguation)

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A pie is a baked food, with a shell usually made of pastry that covers or completely contains a sweet or savoury filling.

Pie can also refer to:

• Pieing, to throw a pie at someone
• Pie chart, a type of circular chart
• Pie (children's game) or Pieman, Pieman, an outdoor game for children
• Pie menu, a circular menu of commands in a computer user interface
• Pie (loa), a type of spirit in Vodun/Voodoo religion
• Indian pie, a former currency unit in India
• Félix Pie, a Dominican baseball player in Major League Baseball
• Pie (Tokyo Mew Mew), an antagonist in a manga and anime series
• "The Pie", a Seinfeld episode
• Magpie, a bird, sometimes archaically referred to as a pie
• "The Pies", a nickname for Collingwood Football Club in the Australian Football League
• The Sedgwick Pie, the burial ground of the family of Theodore Sedgwick
• Pie Traynor, an American professional baseball player

PIE can refer to:

• Proto-Indo-European language, the hypothetical ancestor of Indo-European languages
• Pacific International Enterprises, a film production company and distributor of family films
• Pan Island Expressway, a highway in Singapore
• St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport (IATA code: PIE), a Florida airport
• "Proximity, Immediacy, Expectancy", principles for treating combat stress reaction
• Principle of inclusion-exclusion, the way to find the union of non-disjoint sets in combinatorial mathematics
• Position-independent code, code that can execute anywhere in memory, commonly used for shared libraries
• Pocket Internet Explorer or Internet Explorer Mobile, an Internet browser designed for Windows CE based operating systems
• Post Irradiation Examination, of spent nuclear fuel
• Paedophile Information Exchange, an English pedophile activist group of the early 1980s

[edit] See also

• Pi (disambiguation)
• Pye (disambiguation)

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