pie; meat pie; pasty; a pan-fried round flatbread filled with meat or vegetables

to accidentally reveal a secret or have one's hidden intentions exposed; to spill the beans

meat stuffing or filling for dumplings and buns; ground meat

filling; stuffing (for dumplings, pies, and other food)

Chinese meat pie filled with meat and vegetables

stuffed or filled, usually describing a pastry, bread, or other food with a filling in the middle

stuffing or filling used in foods like mooncakes or dumplings

to have the filling of a dumpling or bun show through a hole in the wrapper

to be overjoyed; ecstatic; colloquial expression for being extremely happy

(Taiwan) filling or stuffing in pastries, dumplings, and other foods

to stuff or fill something like a pastry or vegetable; to prepare a stuffing

literally "meat pies do not fall from the sky"; used to mean that nothing is achieved or gained without effort or cost

a meat pie falls from the sky; used as an idiom to describe unexpectedly gaining a benefit without putting in any effort

(of food) filled or stuffed with a filling, such as in cookies or buns

steamed dumplings made with a variety of mixed fillings

fruit tart; fruit pie

filling made from vegetables or other meatless ingredients

minced mutton; lamb filling for dumplings or buns

finely chopped or minced meat used as a filling

filling or stuffing for pastries or pies

(bound form) stuffing or filling, such as for [[包子|包子|bao1 zi5]] or [[饺子|餃子|jiao3 zi5]]

filling or stuffing for foods such as dumplings, buns, or pies