pied
21-pied — accroche pied arrache pied cale pied chausse pied chèvre pied cloche pied contre pied cou de pied couvre pied croche pied passe pied plain pied pouce pied pousse pied repose pied rogne pied sous pied tire pied trousse pied …
22pied — n.m. C est le pied ! C est pied !, c est agréable, parfaitement réussi. Prendre son pied, jouir de l orgasme. Avoir son pied, avoir son content ; avoir sa part. / En avoir pied, en avoir assez. / Ça te fait les pieds, ou c est bien fait pour tes… …
23pied — oc·cu·pied; passe·pied; pied; pied·ed; pied·fort; pied·mont·ite; pied·ness; pop·pied; pre·oc·cu·pied·ly; pied·mont; pied·mon·tese; …
24Pied nu — Pieds nus  Pour le type de chaussure, voir Sandale pied nu. Une personne marchant pieds nus dans le sable. Être pieds nus est une forme de …
25pied — the traditional French foot. Pieds of various lengths were used in France, but the one best remembered now is the royal foot (pied de roi), called the Paris foot in English and the foot (French measure) in Canadian law. The pied de roi equals… …
26pied — /puyd/, adj. 1. having patches of two or more colors, as various birds and other animals: a pied horse. 2. wearing pied clothing. [1350 1400; ME; PIE2 (with reference to the black and white plumage of the magpie) + ED3] * * * …
27Pied — Pi Pi, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Pied}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Pieing}.] (Print.) To put into a mixed and disordered condition, as type; to mix and disarrange the type of; as, to pi a form. [Written also {pie}.] [1913 Webster] …
28pied — I. adjective Date: 14th century of two or more colors in blotches; also wearing or having a parti colored coat < a pied horse > II. past and past participle of pi or of pie …
29pied — m prendre son pied …
30pied — adjective (only before noun) a pied animal, especially a bird, has two colours on its feathers or fur, usually black and white …
