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slice the pie

slice the pie verb: to slowly pan from one side to the other through an opening or at an edge while holding a firearm so as to only expose oneself to one location at a time.

Verb

slice the pie (third-person singular simple present slices the pie, present participle slicing the pie, simple past and past participle sliced the pie)

  1. To slowly pan from one side to the other through an opening or at an edge while holding a firearm so as to only expose oneself to one location at a time.
  2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see slice, pie.

Forms of slice the pie

third-person singular presentslices the pie
present participleslicing the pie
past participlesliced the pie
pastsliced the pie

Questions about slice the pie

What does slice the pie mean?
Slice the pie means to slowly pan from one side to the other through an opening or at an edge while holding a firearm so as to only expose oneself to one location at a time.
What part of speech is slice the pie?
Slice the pie is a verb.
What is the past tense of slice the pie?
The past tense of slice the pie is sliced the pie.

Words near slice the pie in the dictionary

  1. slice of life
  2. slice of the cake
  3. slice of the pie
  4. slice shop
  5. slice shops
  6. slice the pie
  7. slice up
  8. sliceability
  9. sliceable
  10. sliced
  11. sliced and diced

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