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A pie is a baked food, with a shell usually made of pastry that covers or completely contains a sweet or savoury filling.

Pie can also refer to:

Pieing, to throw a pie at someone
Pie chart, a type of circular chart
Pie (children's game) or Pieman, Pieman, an outdoor game for children
Pie menu, a circular menu of commands in a computer user interface
Pie (loa), a type of spirit in Vodun/Voodoo religion
Indian pie, a former currency unit in India
Félix Pie, a Dominican baseball player in Major League Baseball
Pie (Tokyo Mew Mew), an antagonist in a manga and anime series
"The Pie", a Seinfeld episode
Magpie, a bird, sometimes archaically referred to as a pie
"The Pies", a nickname for Collingwood Football Club in the Australian Football League
The Sedgwick Pie, the burial ground of the family of Theodore Sedgwick
Pie Traynor, an American professional baseball player

PIE can refer to:

Pacific International Enterprises, a film production company and distributor of family films
Paedophile Information Exchange, an English pedophile activist group of the early 1980s
Pan Island Expressway, a highway in Singapore
Pocket Internet Explorer or Internet Explorer Mobile, an Internet browser designed for Windows CE based operating systems
Parity inner error, an error at the first (“inner”) stage of error correction when reading from DVD optical disc; considered as a quantative measure of disc quality, but not as relevant as parity outer error on later stages
Position-independent executable, code that can execute anywhere in *Post Irradiation Examination, of spent nuclear fuel
Principle of inclusion-exclusion, the way to find the union of non-disjoint sets in combinatorial mathematics
Proto-Indo-European language, the hypothetical ancestor of Indo-European languages
"Proximity, Immediacy, Expectancy", principles for treating combat stress reaction
St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport (IATA code: PIE), a Florida airport

memory, commonly used for shared libraries

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 '''PIE''' can refer to:
-*[[Proto-Indo-European language]], the hypothetical ancestor of Indo-European languages
 *[[Pacific International Enterprises]], a film production company and distributor of family films
+*[[Paedophile Information Exchange]], an English pedophile activist group of the early 1980s
 *[[Pan Island Expressway]], a highway in Singapore
-*[[St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport]] (IATA code: PIE), a Florida airport
-*"Proximity, Immediacy, Expectancy", principles for treating [[combat stress reaction]]
-*[[Principle of inclusion-exclusion]], the way to find the union of non-disjoint sets in combinatorial mathematics
-*[[Position-independent code|Position-independent executable]], code that can execute anywhere in memory, commonly used for shared libraries
 *Pocket Internet Explorer or [[Internet Explorer Mobile]], an Internet browser designed for Windows CE based operating systems
+*Parity inner error, an error at the first (“inner”) stage of [[Error detection and correction |error correction]] when reading from [[DVD]] optical disc; considered as a quantative measure of disc quality, but not as relevant as ''parity outer error'' on later stages
-*[[Post Irradiation Examination]], of spent nuclear fuel
+*[[Position-independent code|Position-independent executable]], code that can execute anywhere in *[[Post Irradiation Examination]], of spent nuclear fuel
-*[[Paedophile Information Exchange]], an English pedophile activist group of the early 1980s
+*[[Principle of inclusion-exclusion]], the way to find the union of non-disjoint sets in combinatorial mathematics
+*[[Proto-Indo-European language]], the hypothetical ancestor of Indo-European languages
+*"Proximity, Immediacy, Expectancy", principles for treating [[combat stress reaction]]
+*[[St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport]] (IATA code: PIE), a Florida airport
+memory, commonly used for shared libraries
 ==See also==