pye

[pahy]

noun

Ecclesiastical.

1. a variant of pie.

pye

/ paɪ /

noun

1. a variant spelling of pie 5

Word History and Origins

Origin of pye¹

First recorded in 1530–40

Example Sentences

Startup Unnatural Products, for example, early this month disclosed a collaboration with drugmaker Argenx worth more than $1.5 billion, a deal that extended its cash runway significantly, said Unnatural Co-founder and Chief Executive Cameron Pye.

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“There’s a cost to them that’s beyond dollars, but there’s also a benefit that’s beyond dollars,” Pye said.

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Det Ch Insp Jason Pye, who led the Merseyside Police investigation into the attack, told the inquiry about the online purchases.

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Det Ch Insp Pye said this was because, after police discovered the biological toxin ricin in a box in the teen's bedroom, the house had to be cleared and the contents put into storage.

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Mr Moss asked Det Ch Insp Pye what he would have expected a "responsible member of the public" to have done.

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