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maggot-pie (n - ShakespearesWords.com
maggot-pie (n.) Old form(s): Maggot Pyes. magpie. Headword location(s). SHAKESPEARE'S WORDS © 2025 DAVID CRYSTAL & BEN CRYSTAL. x. Jump directly to. www.shakespeareswords.com
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MAGGOTPIE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
Word History. Etymology. probably from Magote (nickname for Margaret) + pie (magpie) ... maggot-pated. maggotpie. maggotry · See all Nearby Words. Cite this Entry. www.merriam-webster.com
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Maggot Pie - Colin Hume
Maggot Pie was the first book of new English Country Dances for maybe 80 years — certainly the first book containing new set dances since ... colinhume.com
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maggot-pie
ˈmaggot-pie Obs. exc. dial. Forms: 6 magget the py, 6–7 mag(g)ot-a-pie, 7 magot o' pie, magata-, meggata-, maggotte-, maggoti-pie, pye, maggot-pie, -pye, 9 dial. maggotty-pie. [f. maggot2 (as quasi-proper name) + pie; the middle syllable of some forms represents the; cf. F. Margot la pie.] A magpie.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Birds of Shakespeare: The magpie
Here, Macbeth describes the magpie as a “maggot pie.” This description reveals how the magpie got its name. “Magot” is a French word for a hoard ... www.folger.edu
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Amazon.com: Maggot Pie (Moonstone Stories for Children)
Browse. Shop with your exclusive business pricing · Joan Carlyon. Maggot Pie (Moonstone Stories for Children). ISBN-13: 978-0521456418, ISBN-10: 052145641X. www.amazon.com
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magpie
magpie (ˈmægpaɪ) Also 7 magge pye, megpye. [f. Mag n.2 + pie1. Cf. maggot-pie, maw-pie.] 1. a. A common European bird, Pica caudata, of the family Corvidæ, having a long pointed tail and black-and-white plumage. It is well known for its noisy chatter, and is often taught to speak; its habits of pilf... Oxford English Dictionary
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maggot-pie - Urban Dictionary
A curse word used by Shakespeare. A pie made out of maggots or common fly larva which lives in rotten objects. Thou frothy guts-gripping maggot-pie. www.urbandictionary.com
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Maggot Pie by Michael Lawrence | Goodreads
Maggot Pie · Michael Lawrence · About the author. www.goodreads.com
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How Pie Got Its Name - Bon Appetit
For a brief time in the 16th century, the bird started being called the rather unappetizing "Maggot-the-Pie," "maggoty-pie," and "maw-pie. www.bonappetit.com
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Why is Shakespeare talking about maggot pies? - YouTube
It's time for #weirdwordwednesday and this week, we're exploring the word "Maggot-pie" from Shakespeare's play, Macbeth. www.youtube.com
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maggot
▪ I. maggot1 (ˈmægət) Forms: 4, 6 magotte, 5 magat, maked, 5–6 mag(g)ote, 5–7, 9 magot, 6 mag(g)ette, magot(t)e, 7 magget, 6– maggot. [Prob. related in some way to the synonymous ME. maðek maddock; but the exact formation is not easy to determine. The 15th c. form maked (only once, in a glossary) ma... Oxford English Dictionary
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piannet
piannet, pianet Now dial. (ˈpaɪənɛt) Forms: 6–7 pieannet, pi-, pyannet, 6–9 pianot, 7 pie-annit, py-annot, pye-annat, pyanit; dial. 8 pianet, pynot, 9 pie-annet, piannot, pianet, pianate, pienet, etc. [The first element is pie n.1; the second, in early examples, appears to be treated as orig. a dist... Oxford English Dictionary
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magatapie
magatapie obs. form of maggot-pie. Oxford English Dictionary
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