Pile into (something)
To climb into something roughly.The teenagers piled into the old car after school.
Piggyback
Sitting or being carried on one's back and shoulders.The man was carrying his child around the room piggyback style.
Piggy bank
A small bank (sometimes in the shape of a pig) for saving coins.The girl put all of her spare money into her piggy bank.
Pig in a poke
Something accepted or bought without looking at it carefully.The used bicycle that I bought was a pig in a poke. I do not know if I will like it.
Piece of the action
A share in a plan or a project.The small company was able to get a piece of the action with the large building contract.
Piece of cake
Easy.That job was a piece of cake. It was the easiest thing that I ever did.
Pie in the sky
A goal or plan that is too optimistic, a future reward after death.The boy's plans for his summer were pie in the sky. He would never complete... Read more →
Picture of (something)
The perfect example of something.My father was the picture of happiness when I saw him.
Picture of health
A perfect example of health.The man is feeling very well and is the picture of health.
Picked over
Rejected, worn.All of the best shoes were picked over in the shoe sale.