piemen
Sellers of tarts
Piemen is the plural of pieman, a seller of pies.
The term belongs to an earlier era when food vendors hawked their wares in the streets: Simple Simon met a pieman going to the fair.
Now largely historical or whimsical.
Baked dough enclosure
- fillingMaterial placed within
- crustHard outer layer
- meatpieSavory filling in crust
- potpiePastry-topped meat stew
lattice · shortcrust · puff · dough · baked · empanada · quiche · tart
One who trades goods
- hawkerRoving vocal merchant
- costermongerStreet fruit and vegetable seller
- merchantOne who sells wares
- traderOne who transacts commercially
peddler · purveyor · cart · stall · shopkeeper · cry · barrow · market
Of a prim era
- DickensianGrimly poor, socially unjust
- old-fashionedBelonging to earlier times
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- time-honoredRespected due to age
traditional · bygone · nineteenth-century · London · cockney · working-class · guilds · apprentice
piecrust
Baked dough enclosure
potpie · lattice · shortcrust · puff · dough · baked · empanada · quiche · tart · savory
seller
One who trades goods
- hawkerRoving vocal merchant
- costermongerStreet fruit and vegetable seller
- merchantOne who sells wares
trader · peddler · purveyor · cart · stall · shopkeeper · cry · barrow · market · wholesaler
Victorian
Of a prim era
- DickensianGrimly poor, socially unjust
- old-fashionedBelonging to earlier times
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
time-honored · traditional · bygone · nineteenth-century · London · cockney · working-class · guilds · apprentice · journeyman
fair
Impartial and unbiased
proverbial · tale · character · verse · ditty
piemenbutchers
Kills and prepares livestock
fishmongers · greengrocers · bakers · cheesemongers · milkmen