a share in something.

Each group needs money and is working hard for its own piece of the pie.

Etymology: based on the idea that something whole is like a pie (= a round, filled pastry) that can be divided

• turn back on
• turn back on someone
• turn back on something
• turn back the clock
• turn down
• turn down someone
• turn down something
• turn full circle
• turn hand to
• turn hand to something
• turn heads
• turn in
• turn in grave
• turn inside out
• turn in someone
• turn in something
• turn in your grave
• turn king's evidence
• turn loose
• turn nose up
• turn nose up at
• turn nose up at something
• turn off
• turn of phrase
• turn of the knife