Pie
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 310
pi, Pi'ca, -ka, n. A magpie; the old Rom. Cath. service-book; pi, disordered type. [The service - book was printed in heavy black-le 1 1 e r type on white res em- Eap er, g lin the col ors of the magp ie, hence the name of the type now cal led pic a.' ] — Pi'ca, n. Magpie. (Print.) A kind of type of 2 sizes, small pica pica, in size between English and long primer. This line is in pica. This line is in small pica. — Pied, pid, a. Variegated with spots of different colors; spotted. — Pied'ne , n. State of being part i colored. — Pie'bald, a. Of various colors; diversified in_color.
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