Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cake.(verb)
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Use "cakes" in a sentence
"When we first moved to Australia when I was little my Aunt who used to ice wedding cakes upon finding out on a visit that we couldn't get the right kinds of sweets to go in lolly cakes* decided that whenever anyone had a birthday she'd bake on and send it over."
"Elizabeth - You're not he first to mention grandmothers ... perhaps the notion of using mayo in cakes is not new?"
"Between Bogota and Honda, after Villeta, you get sugar cane regions: the slopes covered with them, the long fronds spread like fans; the roadside shacks that sell panela (brown sugar in cakes) in all shapes and derivations; and perhaps because of the abundant water, a thriving truck-washing industry."