avoiding contact with you. A 'sacapies' (literally translated as a person who takes his feet out) is someone who either willingly or unconsciously stops keeping in contact with you. On extreme cases, this person will not pick up your calls. Basically, he or she might not be enjoying your company.
its slang for foot but the proper way is: pie and plural is pies
"Pie" is slang for the term "pied off," which means to be rejected, ignored, or disrespected by someone, typically in a romantic context. It originated from British slang and is often used in casual conversations or on social media.
"Porque" means "because" in Spanish. When combined with "pie", it creates the phrase "porque sí", which translates to "just because" or "because yes".
It can mean foot or an incurable disease that originated in the Amazon, traveled to Africa and can make your face melt off your bones in 5.78926745473 years from the day you get the disease (not counting leap years).
"La torta" means "cake" or "sandwich" in Spanish, depending on the context.
Cutie pie is "querido/a" or "cariño/a"
"pie chucker" IT IS someone who chucks pies (or cricket balls for that matter), it's slang for a shite bowler.
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its slang for foot but the proper way is: pie and plural is pies
Cockney rhyming slang, direct Joanna = piano (pie-anna)
To get rid of them Eg. 'They've pie'd him' meaning he has lost his job etc Slang
it means a lie - in 'cockney rhyming slang'
it id spanish for pie it is spanish for pie
hair pie is the slang expression for cunilingus
"Pie" is slang for the term "pied off," which means to be rejected, ignored, or disrespected by someone, typically in a romantic context. It originated from British slang and is often used in casual conversations or on social media.
"Porque" means "because" in Spanish. When combined with "pie", it creates the phrase "porque sí", which translates to "just because" or "because yes".
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