Antonyms for cherry pie

Grammar : Adj, noun

Definition of cherry pie

As in attainable : adj within reach; achievable
As in duck soup : noun easy task

Example sentences :

Then I would have coffee and a triangle of cherry pie, and what cherry pie!
Extract from : « Confessions of an Opera Singer » by Kathleen Howard

And he stayed with them all winter, and sometimes he had cherry pie for supper.
Extract from : « Jacko and Jumpo Kinkytail » by Howard R. Garis

I just wish you could have had some of that cherry pie, but of course you couldn't, for there wasn't any left.
Extract from : « Jacko and Jumpo Kinkytail » by Howard R. Garis

In her honor, we decided to have, among other things, popovers and cherry pie.
Extract from : « Life's Minor Collisions » by Frances Warner

I put the cherry pie in the oven and then when I went to look for her she was gone.
Extract from : « Uncle Wiggily's Travels » by Howard R. Garis

Then he thought of the cherry pie, that the cat lady had put in his valise.
Extract from : « Uncle Wiggily's Travels » by Howard R. Garis

"If you stay, I'll bake you a cherry pie every day," said Mrs. Cat.
Extract from : « Uncle Wiggily's Travels » by Howard R. Garis

I made a cherry pie just before I looked out of the door and saw you.
Extract from : « Uncle Wiggily's Adventures » by Howard R. Garis

I'm afraid you can't have any cherry pie, Grandfather Goosey.
Extract from : « Uncle Wiggily's Adventures » by Howard R. Garis

Often, especially in the baking of fresh berry or cherry pie, the juice that forms inside the pie cooks out.
Extract from : « Woman's Institute Library of Cookery, Vol. 4 » by Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences

Synonyms for cherry pie

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