pastie
/ˈpæsti/
noun
- A small, round covering for the nipple, often worn by dancers or as a fashion accessory.
- Pasties are often used to provide modesty while still allowing bare skin to be shown.
- The burlesque dancer wore glittery pasties during her performance.
- She bought a set of sequined pasties for the costume party.
- A baked pastry filled with meat, vegetables, or other savory ingredients, originally from Cornwall, England.
- The bakery sells a variety of pasties, including cheese and onion and steak and ale.
- She packed a pastie in her lunchbox for the hiking trip.
- For lunch, he ordered a traditional Cornish pastie filled with beef and potatoes.