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A unique, universal term (noun, verb, adjective) for describing the depths of severity of something that has happened, often leaving someone disappointed. This term has no synonyms when used in context. As a noun, example: “After agreeing to help with the project, Sarah never showed up to the meeting. Sarah is pie.” As a verb, example: “Michael was going to pick me up from the airport an hour ago but of course he’s pieing me and hasn’t even left yet.” As an adjective, verb, noun example: “We’ve all experienced this person’s pie punctuality, always showing up late and pieing everyone in the process. He’s pie.” Scenario - Imagine you are craving some delicious ice cream on a hot day. You order an ice cream cone inside an air-conditioned store. You step back outside, walk a few steps, and you drop your new ice cream cone. You got pied.
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