PIE

An ancestor language of many European and Asian languages that people think was spoken long before writing began

An ancient language that experts think was the common ancestor of many European and Asian languages

A part of profits or benefits that people receive

An idea or plan that is unlikely to happen

Very easy to do with little skill

To admit you are wrong and feel embarrassed

Neat and well organized like a tidy room

Very pleasant and friendly to other people

To have a part in something and some control

Completely dressed from head to foot

Different parts of life have their own good things to enjoy one at a time

A sweet baked dessert with sliced apples inside a pastry crust

A sweet baked pie with spiced mashed pumpkin filling

A sweet pie made with pecans, sugar, and eggs

A thin pastry layer used as the bottom or top of a pie that holds the filling

A sweet baked dish with a crust filled with blueberries and sugar

A circle divided into parts that shows how much each part is of the whole

A baked dish of minced meat and vegetables topped with mashed potatoes

A lump of mud shaped like a small cake that children make when playing outside

A round flat dough that has tomato sauce and cheese on top

A baked dish of cooked meat inside pastry, usually eaten hot

A sweet pie made from sour red plant stalks and sugar

A small cold pie filled with seasoned pork

A sweet dessert with lemon filling and soft meringue on top

A small round sweet pie with a fruit and spice filling often eaten at Christmas

A meat pie filled with beef kidneys and baked with a pastry crust

A flat piece of cow poop left in a field

A pie filled with sweet custard that people throw in the face to be funny

A baked or unbaked pastry crust that holds the filling of a pie

A cake made of sponge layers filled with custard and topped with chocolate

A pastry filled with pieces of beef and kidneys, often cooked in gravy

A pie with a deep layer of fruit filling and a top crust

A person who likes to eat pies

A place or situation where things are very clean and neatly arranged

A sweet pie that uses the cooked, mashed part of a winter vegetable like pumpkin

A baked pastry filled with cooked lamb and vegetables

Eating comfort food because you feel sorry for yourself

A baked dish of minced meat, usually beef, topped with mashed potatoes

A sweet open pie that uses molasses and a crumb topping

A baked dish of seasoned meat and vegetables topped with cornbread

A plant with thick stems you can eat, often used in pies

A herb from the Himalayas with red veins in its leaves used in pies

A dog with no owner that lives near villages, often in India