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pork pie

noun

  1. a pie filled with minced seasoned pork
  2. See porky
    See porky 2


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Harry was at the Secret Graden party all weekend, for much of it wearing a pork pie hat.

The central dish was a pork-pie, flanked by savory little patties of sausage.

Six lobster and two pound sage-cheese; likewise a splendid pork-pie made of chops.

When the war is over I am going to buy a velvet coat and a little red pork-pie cap, with a green tassel.

Archy's suspicions are awakened, and he climbs into the pork pie through an air hole, and prepares his soul for parlous times.

Observe, put no bone or water in the pork pie; the outside pieces will be hard if they are not cut small and pressed close.

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