pied

UK
/paɪd/
US
/paɪd/

Translations

piedadjective
pieder
Comp.
piedest
Super.
UK
/paɪd/
US
/paɪd/
pieSe dit surtout d’un animal au pelage à taches de couleurs contrastées.
The pied horse stood out in the field with its striking patches of black and white.
Le cheval pie se détachait dans le champ avec ses taches frappantes de noir et de blanc.
Additional translations
bigarréPlus général; pour quelque chose de multicolore ou moucheté.
pieverb

pied

Past Simple

pied
Past Simple
pied
Past Participle
pieing
Gerund
UK
/paɪ/
US
/paɪ/
tarterFamilier, humoristique.
During the rally, an activist pied the politician as a stunt.
Pendant le rassemblement, un militant a tarté le politicien pour faire le spectacle.
piverb

pied

Past Simple

pied
Past Simple
pied
Past Participle
piing
Gerund
Printing term meaning to jumble or mix up type; now chiefly historical.
brouillerTypographie.
The apprentice accidentally pied three pages of type.
L'apprenti a brouillé par mégarde trois pages de caractères.

Definitions

piedadjective
Having two or more different colors, typically in blotches.
The pied horse stood out in the field with its striking patches of black and white.
piverb
To jumble or mix up printer's type accidentally.
The apprentice accidentally pied three pages of type.
pieverb
To hit or cover (a person) in the face with a pie, especially for comic effect or as a form of protest.
During the rally, an activist pied the politician as a stunt.