Definitions of cake
-
To
concrete
into
a
hard
mass.
-
To
form
into
a
hard
mass.
-
To
form
into
a
hardened
mass.
-
To
form
into
a
cake
or
hard
mass.
-
To
form
into
a
cake,
or
mass.
-
To
concrete
or
consolidate
into
a
hard
mass,
as
dough
in
an
oven;
to
coagulate.
-
To
cackle
as
a
goose.
-
To
become
flattened
and
hard.
-
To
form
into
a
cake.
-
To
form
into
a
flattish
mass;
to
harden
into
a
lump.
-
made
from
or
based
on
a
mixture
of
flour
and
sugar
and
eggs
-
A
small
mass
of
dough
baked;
especially,
a
thin
loaf
from
unleavened
dough;
as,
an
oatmeal
cake;
johnnycake.
-
A
sweetened
composition
of
flour
and
other
ingredients,
leavened
or
unleavened,
baked
in
a
loaf
or
mass
of
any
size
or
shape.
-
A
thin
wafer-
shaped
mass
of
fried
batter;
a
griddlecake
or
pancake;
as
buckwheat
cakes.
-
A
mass
of
matter
concreted,
congealed,
or
molded
into
a
solid
mass
of
any
form,
esp.
into
a
form
rather
flat
than
high;
as,
a
cake
of
soap;
an
ague
cake.
-
A
piece
of
dough
that
is
baked
or
cooked:
a
small
loaf
of
fine
bread:
any
flattened
mass
baked
hard.
-
A
baked
piece
of
dough;
sweetened
bread;
a
flattened
mass.
-
A
sweetened
and
baked
article
of
food;
any
small,
thin
mass,
as
of
dough,
etc.,
baked
or
fried.
-
A
small
mass
of
dough
baked;
a
composition
of
flour,
butter,
sugar,
or
other
ingredients,
baked
usually
in
a
small
mass;
anything
in
the
form
of
a
cake;
any
mass
of
matter
concreted.
-
A
mass
of
dough
baked
of
various
shapes;
thin
flat
pieces
of
oatmeal
dough
baked;
a
flattish
mass
of
anything
adhering
or
sticking
together.
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