kitchen cake
ˈkɪtʃɪn keɪk
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Definition of kitchen cake - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
homemadeRarecake made in a home kitchenRare
  • She baked a delicious kitchen cake for the party.
2.
foodRareUKundecorated cake for serving at weddingsRareUK
  • The kitchen cake was sliced in the back.
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Images of kitchen cake

  • kitchen cake: cake made in a home kitchen
    cake made in a home kitchen
  • kitchen cake: undecorated cake for serving at weddings
    undecorated cake for serving at weddings

Expressions with kitchen

kitchen cabinetn.
built-in storage unit in a kitchen
The plates are stored in the kitchen cabinet.
soup kitchenn.
place or vehicle giving free meals to people in need
The soup kitchen served hot meals every evening.
ghost kitchenn.
kitchen preparing food for delivery only
The ghost kitchen operates solely through online orders.
everything but the kitchen sinkexp.
include almost everything possible, often more than needed
She packed everything but the kitchen sink for the trip.
everything except the kitchen sinkn.
almost every possible thing included or brought
She packed everything except the kitchen sink for the trip.
kitchen table issuen.
problem affecting everyday people
Healthcare is a major kitchen table issue for many families.

Expressions with cake

diaper caken.
stack of diapers shaped like cake for gifting
We brought a diaper cake to the baby shower.
have one's cake and eat itv.
enjoy two desirable things that usually cannot coexist
She wants to have her cake and eat it by working less and earning more.
icing on the caken.
something that makes a good situation even better
Winning the award was the icing on the cake for her career.
piece of caken.
something very easy to do
Finishing the puzzle was a piece of cake for her.
slice of the caken.
share of something valuable or desirable
Everyone wanted a slice of the cake from the profits.
a share of the caken.
part of something valuable divided among participants
The team members all wanted a share of the cake.
cherry on the caken.
something that makes a good situation even better
Winning the award was the cherry on the cake for her career.
frosting on the caken.
extra benefit that enhances a good situation
Winning the lottery was frosting on the cake.
take the cakev.
be the most extreme or notable
His excuse really takes the cake.
pop out caken.
cake designed for someone to jump out of
They ordered a pop out cake for the birthday celebration.

Terms related to kitchen cake

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
bakingbatterdessertfrostingkitchenovenpastryrecipebakeconfectionreceptionserve

Examples of kitchen cake in a sentence

  • Nothing beats a fresh kitchen cake on a Sunday.
  • Guests enjoyed the kitchen cake after the main ceremony.
  • The kitchen cake was baked fresh for the occasion.

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  1. French:gâteau maison, gâteau sans décoration, ...
  2. German:hausgemachter Kuchen, Hochzeitskuchen, ...
  3. Italian:dolce casalingo, torta da cucina, ...
  4. Spanish:tarta casera, pastel sencillo, ...
  5. Portuguese:bolo caseiro, bolo simples, ...
  6. Chinese:家里做的蛋糕, 简约蛋糕, ...
  7. Japanese:手作りケーキ, キッチンケーキ, ...
  8. Arabic:كعكة منزلية, كَعْكَة غَيْر مُزَيَّنَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:עוּגַת בַּיִת, עוּגַּת שֵׁרוּת, ...
  10. Russian:домашний торт, кухонный торт, ...
  11. Ukrainian:домашній торт, кухонний торт, ...
  12. Hindi:घर का बना केक, रसोई केक, ...

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