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slice of the pie

slice of the pie noun: a portion of some desirable resource or reward.

Noun

slice of the pie (plural slices of the pie)

  1. (figuratively) A portion of some desirable resource or reward.
    Synonyms:
    share of the spoils
  2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see slice, pie.

Synonyms of slice of the pie

  • share of the spoils

Forms of slice of the pie

pluralslices of the pie
alternative formslice of the cake

Questions about slice of the pie

What does slice of the pie mean?
Slice of the pie means a portion of some desirable resource or reward.
What part of speech is slice of the pie?
Slice of the pie is a noun.
What is the plural of slice of the pie?
The plural of slice of the pie is slices of the pie.

Words near slice of the pie in the dictionary

  1. slice category
  2. slice knot
  3. slice knots
  4. slice of life
  5. slice of the cake
  6. slice of the pie
  7. slice shop
  8. slice shops
  9. slice the pie
  10. slice up
  11. sliceability

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