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Meanings of hot cake in English
A flat cake of thin batter fried on both sides on a griddle.
Usage of hot cake in English
1
I've brought you a hot cake too-straight out of the oven.
2
I told him to drop her like a hot cake, and he did.
3
Will you be havin' a taste of Patty's hot cake before you leave?
4
Bring to a simmer and pour over the hot cake.
5
Ham paused, listened attentively, a forkful of hot cake raised half-way to his mouth.
6
He raised his head, swallowed a piece of the hot cake and lay down again.
7
And West will drop you quicker than a hot cake when he finds it out.
8
Squeeze the fresh lemon juice over the hot cake.
9
Byren mopped up the last of the hot cake and washed it down with warm ale.
10
The house would sell like the proverbial hot cake if you put it on the market.'
11
Pour the cherry liqueur over the hot cake.
12
Explain why a hot cake should not be placed in a cool place or in a draft.
13
He begged for a hot cake from the hearth, and ran out of doors to eat it.
14
He caught a newspaper sheet fluttering by, wadded it up, and surmounted it with the hot cake.
15
And get a hot cake, Jane.
16
He holds aloft a solitary hot cake and addresses Lew Wee in his best Anglo-Chinese, and with humorous intent:
