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Definitions for Pied

[1] having patches of two or more colors, as various birds and other animals: a pied horse.
[2] wearing pied clothing.
[3] printing types mixed together indiscriminately.
[4] any confused mixture; jumble.
[5] to reduce (printing types) to a state of confusion.
[6] to jumble.
[7] pi2.
[8] afoot; walking; on foot.
[9] having markings of two or more colours
[10] (postpositive) on foot
[11] Philippine Islands
[12] private investigator
[13] the 16th letter in the Greek alphabet (Π, π), a consonant, transliterated as p
[14] maths a transcendental number, fundamental to mathematics, that is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter. Approximate value: 3.141 592…; symbol: π
[15] a jumbled pile of printer's type
[16] a jumbled mixture
[17] to spill and mix (set type) indiscriminately
[18] to mix up
[19] British slang short for pious (def. 2), pious (def. 3)
[20] a baked food consisting of a sweet or savoury filling in a pastry-lined dish, often covered with a pastry crust
[21] have a finger in the pie to have an interest in or take part in some activity to meddle or interfere
[22] pie in the sky illusory hope or promise of some future good; false optimism
[23] an archaic or dialect name for magpie
[24] printing a variant spelling of pi 2
[25] a very small former Indian coin worth one third of a pice
[26] history a book for finding the Church service for any particular day
[27] be pie on NZ informal to be keen on

Words related to Pied

mottled, checkered, spotted, motley, variegated, dappled, maculate, dotted, blotched, ridged, marked, striped, striate, tore, grooved, whelked, barred, striated, parti-colored

Words nearby Pied

piecer, piecewise, piecework, piecrust, piecrust table, pied, pied goose, pied noir, pied piper, pied shag, pied wagtail

Origin of Pied

2First recorded in 1650–60; origin uncertain

Word origin for Pied

from Māori pai ana

Synonyms for Pied

marbled, streaked, checkered, dappled, flecked, freckled, maculate, motley, spotted, variegated, blotchy, piebald, skewbald, tabby