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mud pie

NOUN
  1. a mass of mud that a child has molded into the shape of pie

How To Use mud pie In A Sentence

  • Try the mud pit, mud pies and wormery. Times, Sunday Times
  • A stupa is usually a mound consecrated to the Buddha, so that the mud pies mentioned above are a form of stupa. Sotoba Komachi
  • The children are making mud pies in the garden.
  • This performance he called a mortification of his frame; but when this sly churchman slipped up and put on his capote again, his thin visage bore the same gratified lines which may be seen on the face of a child making mud pies. Old Kaskaskia
  • Long ago, in the days of her childhood, her Aunt Ella had once said of her: "If only Billy didn't go into things all over, so; but whether it's measles or mud pies, I always know that she'll be the measliest or the muddiest of any child in town! Miss Billy -- Married
  • Maybe five year olds, the ones troweling up dirt, practicing the long-forgotten art of making mud pies, daring each other to snort an earthworm for that Annelida high. Archive 2010-03-01
  • The children pretended to eat the mud pies.
  • Billy didn't go into things all over, so; but whether it's measles or mud pies, I always know that she'll be the measliest or the muddiest of any child in town! Miss Billy — Married
  • The children are making mud pies in the garden.
  • Earlier I had asked Long what it felt like to be the artist chosen to open Tate Modern - one of the 57-year-old's splashy mud pieces was exhibited facing Claude Monet's paintings of waterlilies.
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