Definitions For Pye

Noun

foot

Middle English

Anagrams

YEP, yep

Haitian Creole

Etymology

From {{der, ht, fr, pied, , foot}}. 

Etymology 1

From {{bor, enm, ML., pīca, , pie}}, from {{der, enm, la, pīca, , magpie}}.

Alternative forms

{{alter, enm, pie, peye}}

Pronunciation

{{IPA, enm, /ˈpiː(ə)/}}

Noun

{{enm-noun, pyes}} {{senseid, enm, pie}} pie (pastry dish)

Descendants

{{desc, en, pie}} {{desc, sco, pie}}

References

{{R:MED Online, entry=pī(e (n.(2)) , id=MED33300 , accessdate=2018-06-18}}

Etymology 2

From {{bor, enm, fro, pie}}, from {{der, enm, la, pīca, , magpie}}.

Alternative forms

{{alter, enm, pie, peye, py, piȝe}}

Pronunciation

{{IPA, enm, /ˈpiː(ə)/}}

Noun

{{enm-noun, pyes}} {{senseid, enm, magpie}} magpie (bird in the family corvidae) Someone who is cunning or wily.

Descendants

{{desc, en, pie}}

References

{{R:MED Online, entry=pī(e (n.(1)) , id=MED33299 , accessdate=2018-06-18}}