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Meanings of pied in anglès

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Having sections or patches colored differently and usually brightly.

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      1
      Just follow the pied piper of the town, he'll lead you there.
      The Guardian
      2
      I saw the ladies in the village yesterday,-theywere pied and parded.
      The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 75, January, 1864 / A Magaz...
      3
      The pied colours are preferable, however, as more easily seen in cover.
      Dogs and All about Them
      4
      A lone pied wagtail visits the bird feeders outside our kitchen window.
      The Irish Times
      5
      He is somewhat larger than a blackbird, and pied like a magpie.
      My First Voyage to Southern Seas
      6
      Most were dark gray, some were checkered, and a few were pied.
      Frankenstein: Lost Souls - A Novel
      7
      We hope her mission continues,Ali said, before resuming his role as pied piper.
      Reuters
      8
      Mr Miru said pied oyster catchers were plentiful - but toheroa are not.
      Radio NZ
      9
      And the population listens and follows these dark skinned pied pipers.
      After the Rain : how the West lost the East
      10
      He finds the universe a great plot against a pied morality.
      Browning as a Philosophical and Religious Teacher
      11
      It was a pied woodpecker, not the large green woodpecker, but another kind.
      The Open Air
      12
      The pub's 10 bedrooms have more of a Kensington pied-à-terre vibe.
      The Guardian
      13
      Redstart and pied flycatcher nest among the birches and alders here.
      The Guardian
      14
      Instead of a flower-pied plain, he saw a series of unkempt back yards.
      The Servant Problem
      15
      I overwhelmed him with encomiums, which he took au pied de la lettre.
      Pelham — Volume 08
      16
      Its pied plumage is very pretty, but its note is a melancholy one.
      Narrative of an Expedition into Central Australia / Performed Un...
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