mud pie

British  

noun

1. a mass of mud moulded into a pie-like shape by a child

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Example Sentences

An armored truck driven by hospital leaders passes by hundreds of mud pies baking in the harsh sun to fill the stomachs of people who can’t afford food.

From Seattle Times

Those Tuffo-clad toddlers dancing in downpours and making mud pies, bravo!

From Seattle Times

Each morning at the ENC Nature Preschool in Newport Beach, California, 72 preschoolers roll around in a mud pit, making mud pies and “stone soup.”

From Washington Times

Cool Jay, acting like a kid, with mud pies.

From Literature

Brown snow is off limits for the same reason you wouldn’t want to take a lick of a mud pie.

From Washington Post