piemen (Meaning)

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piemen (pl.)

of Pieman

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The village piemen was renowned for his flaky crust and sweet fillings.
With deft hands, the piemen molded dough into pies, crimping the edges with precision.
The piemen's stall at the market was always crowded with eager customers.
The fragrant aroma of freshly baked pies wafted through the streets, attracting patrons like moths to a flame.
The piemen's apprentices watched intently, learning the ancient art of pie-making.
The piemen's reputation extended beyond the village, attracting customers from far and wide.
As the sun began its descent, the piemen prepared his last batch of pies for the evening.
The piemen's pies were not only delicious but also works of art, adorned with intricate designs.
The piemen's knowledge of local ingredients ensured that his pies were always fresh and flavorful.
The piemen's legacy lived on through his apprentices, who carried on his tradition of excellence.

of Pieman

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No antonyms found.

The village piemen was renowned for his flaky crust and sweet fillings.

With deft hands, the piemen molded dough into pies, crimping the edges with precision.

The piemen's stall at the market was always crowded with eager customers.

The fragrant aroma of freshly baked pies wafted through the streets, attracting patrons like moths to a flame.