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cake
noun
us/keɪk/

cakenoun (FOOD)

[ C/U ]
a sweet food made from flour, eggs, fat, and sugar mixed together and baked:
[ C ]a chocolate cake

cakenoun (SHAPE)

[ C ]
a small, flat object made by pressing together a soft substance:
a cake of soap

Examples of cake

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In view of the high cost of traditional supplementary feeds such as oilseed cakes, the production of forage, especially legumes, is increasingly being advocated.
The book was published and sold like hot cakes.
Specifically, we examined the preparation of wedding cakes and attempted to find episodes of gastrointestinal illness among employees.
The poignant flavours turn out to be those of cakes and biscuits, the revelations concern clean laundry and darned collars.
By-products such as stale bread, fancy cakes, biscuits and waffles widely vary in their nutrient composition.
Again, how does he allow for the fact that a mixture of treats would probably be more acceptable than fireworks or cakes alone - except by means of another arbitrary fiat ?
The time and hard labour that many village women devote to making dung cakes for fuel or fetching fodder and water for livestock are not acknowledged.
The difference in these cakes, in their sweetmeats, and their elder wine, is that there is a dash of spice about them not ordinarily met with.
She mimed the words ' icing sugar ' to her neighbour and, rather than saying the words out loud, she mimed the numbers as she pointed to and counted the cakes.
The name tea also refers to a light meal taken in the afternoon between 4 and 5, usually consisting of sandwiches, scones and cakes taken with tea.
The seed crushers who manufacture compound cakes are producing approximately the same proportion of straight cakes as before the war.
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