Starts with Pi
This racket sport was named the fastest growing sport in America by the SFIA four years in a row from 2021-2024.
Pickleball
Physicist Larry Shaw is credited as the first to celebrate Pi Day, which was held at the Exploratorium of this coastal city.
San Francisco
The first recorded recipes for sweet pies used this sugary substance as the sweetener.
Honey
aklav
Baklava
Don't _____________ hatched.
Don't count your chickens before they're hatched.
This lab tool is used to transfer small amounts of liquid.
Pipette
Pi is sometimes alternately referred to by this name, which ascribes ownership to one of its first calculators.
Archimedes' Constant
The first recorded cherry pie in history was baked for this 16th century monarch.
Queen Elizabeth I
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Connoli
Give _____________ mile.
These birds have long held a significant place in human society, be that as a form of communication or as city pests.
Some of the first mathematicians to rigorously calculate pi used this mathematical method which utilizes a sequence of inscribed polygons.
The method of exhaustion.
Near the end of Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus, the titular character bakes two pies containing this as their main ingredient.
Demetrius and Chiron
anis
In _____________ pound.
In for a penny, in for a pound.
This unit of mass is defined as one-trillionth of a gram.
Picogram
The Greek symbol for pi was first used by Oughtred in Clavis Mathematicae, which was published in this decade.
1640's
This ancient Greek and Roman pie features many layers of dough interspersed with cheese, sweetened, and flavored with bay leaves. Supposedly, a defining feature of mammalian pregnancy gets its name from its resemblance to this pie.
Placenta cake
clai
Eclair
A _____________ bush.
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
This small-scale outdoor enclosure is used to raise swine as livestock.
Pigsty/pigpen
The Rhind Papyrus, dated around 1850 BCE, features this approximation for pi.
(16/9)^2
Pie recipes that survive from medieval Britain do not use the word "pie" but instead this word, which is a homophone for a thing you might end up in if you eat a real bad one.
Cofyn
note: Cofyn refers only to closed-top pies. Open-topped were called Traps
ar
Tart
If _____________ them.
If you can't beat them, join them.