Word of the Day - Pie-faced

[debodun]

Pie-faced (adjective) -having a round, smooth, or blank-looking face, implying a rather vacant, naive, or silly expression, like someone with a simple, flat, or innocent look. It describes a face that's plain and round, resembling a pie, sometimes with a suggestion of foolishness.
George Eastman, one of the founders of Eastman Kodak, called those who did not give their money away during their lifetimes “pie-faced mutts.”

 

[Murrmurr]

Doesn't pie-faced also mean drunk? That's how I've heard it used. Probably one of those high-jacked terms.

 

[astralcat]

We called that pie-eyed (drunk)

 

[That Lady in PA]

We called that pie-eyed (drunk)

Yep!

 

[seadoug]

Pie-faced (adjective) -having a round, smooth, or blank-looking face, implying a rather vacant, naive, or silly expression, like someone with a simple, flat, or innocent look. It describes a face that's plain and round, resembling a pie, sometimes with a suggestion of foolishness.
George Eastman, one of the founders of Eastman Kodak, called those who did not give their money away during their lifetimes “pie-faced mutts.”

I guess it's better than "pizza faced" that some were called in school. Still, not much better.

 

[Wombat]