Derby Pie

Pronunciation: /dɜrbi paɪ/

Definitions of Derby pie

noun a dessert commonly associated with the Kentucky Derby horse race

Example Sentences

A1 I tried Derby pie for the first time and it was delicious.

A2 My mom bakes a homemade Derby pie every year for Thanksgiving.

B1 Derby pie is a traditional dessert in Kentucky, often served at horse racing events.

B2 The secret ingredient in Derby pie is usually pecans or walnuts.

C1 Some people argue whether Derby pie should have chocolate chips or not.

C2 I attended a baking class where we learned how to make the perfect Derby pie crust.

Examples of Derby pie in a Sentence

formal The traditional Derby pie is a popular dessert served at Kentucky Derby parties.

informal I can't wait to dig into some Derby pie at the race this weekend!

slang Let's grab a slice of that delicious Derby pie over there.

figurative The rivalry between the two teams was as intense as a slice of Derby pie.

Grammatical Forms of Derby pie

• past tense: enjoyed
• plural: Derby pies
• comparative: more Derby pie
• superlative: most Derby pie
• present tense: enjoy
• future tense: will enjoy
• perfect tense: have enjoyed
• continuous tense: is enjoying
• singular: Derby pie
• positive degree: Derby pie
• infinitive: to enjoy Derby pie
• gerund: enjoying Derby pie
• participle: enjoyed Derby pie

Origin and Evolution of Derby pie

First Known Use: 1954 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: Derby pie was created by the Melrose Inn in Prospect, Kentucky, in the 1950s.

Evolution of the word: The term 'Derby pie' has become synonymous with a specific type of chocolate and nut pie, often associated with the Kentucky Derby. It has evolved from being a regional specialty to a popular dessert enjoyed across the United States.