IPA: //ˈpaɪˌplænt//
KK: /ˈpaɪˌplænt/
A type of plant with sour leaf stalks that are often used in cooking, especially for making pies.
She made a delicious pie using fresh pieplant from her garden.
**Pieplant** → The word 'pieplant' is derived from the combination of 'pie' (from the Old French *pye*, meaning a baked dish) and 'plant' (from Old English *plantian*, meaning to plant or set in the ground). The term refers to a plant, specifically rhubarb, that is often used in pies.
Think of a 'baked dish' ('pie') made from a 'plant' — that's why pieplant refers to a plant used in making pies.