pork pie
Britishnoun
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a pie filled with minced seasoned pork
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See porky 2
Example Sentences
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The awards, hosted in the home of the pork pie, saw the unique pie beat 900 entries from across the UK.
From BBC
But Defra suggested it be extended because a company in Wellingborough, which had been making the pork pies for decades, objected as it would have been outside the area, Mr O'Callaghan said.
From BBC
He has even learned how to make pork pies to enjoy while watching the football, though it took a while to perfect a recipe.
From BBC
The crown was characteristic of a pork pie but had an irregular hand-formed crease; the brim was wide like a cowboy hat but not as stiff.
From Los Angeles Times
It's 11am and James Blunt is polishing off a pork pie.
From BBC
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