impossible pie US
ɪmˈpɒsɪbəl paɪ
Definition

Definition of impossible pie - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
magic tartTECH.UScustard pie forming its own crust during bakingTECH.US
  • I made an impossible pie for dessert.
custard pie
2.
trick dessertRareUSpie that seems difficult to make but is actually easyRareUS
  • Despite its name, the impossible pie is quite simple to prepare.
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  • impossible pie: custard pie forming its own crust during baking
    custard pie forming its own crust during baking
  • impossible pie: pie that seems difficult to make but is actually easy
    pie that seems difficult to make but is actually easy

Expressions with impossible

impossible dreamn.
vision or hope that seems unrealistic
His plan to build a flying car was considered an impossible dream.
mission impossiblen.
extremely difficult, if not impossible, task
Climbing Mount Everest without oxygen is a mission impossible.
ask the impossiblev.
ask for something that cannot be done or achieved
Don't ask the impossible of your team.
next to impossibleadj.
very difficult to achieve or do
Winning the lottery is next to impossible.
bordering on the impossibleadj.
extremely difficult to achieve or do
The task seemed bordering on the impossible given the time constraints.
darn near impossibleadj.
extremely difficult to achieve or accomplish
Climbing that mountain is darn near impossible.

Expressions with pie

cutie pien.
person called cute in an affectionate way
You are such a cutie pie!
sugar pien.
term of endearment
Come here, sugar pie, I've missed you so much.!
sweetie pien.
a beloved person often called to show affection
She called him her sweetie pie during the party.
humble pien.
admitting mistakes and acting humbly
After the debate, he had to eat humble pie.
slice the piev.
cut a pie into slices
She decided to slice the pie for dessert.
divide the piev.
distribute resources or benefits among people
The manager had to divide the pie among all team members.
piece of the pien.
share of something valuable
Everyone wants a piece of the pie when the company profits.
American as apple pieadj.
representing traditional American values or culture
Baseball is considered as American as apple pie.
finger in every pien.
participation in various projects or fields
With a finger in every pie, he never has a dull moment.
easy as pieadj.
very easy to do or understand
Solving this puzzle is easy as pie.

Terms related to impossible pie

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possiblebakingcookingdessertkitchenovenpastryrecipesweetconfectiondelicacytreat

Examples of impossible pie in a sentence

  • The impossible pie was a hit at the potluck dinner.
  • The impossible pie is a hit at parties.
  • Everyone was surprised by how easy the impossible pie was to make.

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  1. French:tarte impossible, tarte facile, ...
  2. German:Zauber-Torte, überraschende Torte, ...
  3. Italian:torta impossibile, crostata impossibile, ...
  4. Spanish:tarta imposible, pastel imposible, ...
  5. Portuguese:tarte impossível, ...
  6. Chinese:魔法派, 易做派, ...
  7. Japanese:インポッシブルパイ, 簡単パイ, ...
  8. Arabic:فَطيرة مُستَحيلة, فَطيرة المُستحيل, ...
  9. Hebrew:פַּאי שֶׁיּוֹצֵר לְעַצְמוֹ קְרוּם בַּאֲפִיָּה, פַּאי אִימְפּוֹסִיבֶּל, ...
  10. Russian:невозможный пирог, легкий пирог, ...
  11. Ukrainian:неможливий пиріг, легкий пиріг, ...
  12. Hindi:इम्पॉसिबल पाई, आसान पाई, ...

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