Usage of "hotcake" | TermGallery

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A flat cake of thin batter fried on both sides on a griddle.

Usage of hotcake in English

I glance around, all eyes on me now, a hotcake burning on the griddle. 
 Dark Matter 

Harlan learned from the old man that the sourdough hotcake, or flapjack is as typical of Alaska as the glacier. 
 Where the Sun Swings North 

Spike looked so shocked he still held a big piece of his sourdough hotcake on a fork halfway to his mouth. 
 Down river 

Car sells like hotcakes and the Germans' bank balance bulges once again. 
 The Irish Times 

Everyone wanted a Jambox, and the things started to sell like hotcakes. 
 Wired 

I didn't want the hotcakes now, but I had to eat them. 
 A touch of death 

Mobdolite, thought Rangel, that stone is going to sell like hotcakes. 
 The black minutes 

Sources indicate that tickets are selling like hotcakes so you have been warned. 
 The Irish Times 

Something was bothering him, he acted funny. I ate the hotcakes. 
 A touch of death 

The Hello Kitty Beats by Dre headphones are selling like hotcakes. 
 The Guardian 

This issue is going to sell like hotcakes and we're going to become billionaires! 
 Climbing Magazine 

Assuming Detroit Electric can get them past federal regulators, it'd probably sell like hotcakes. 
 Wired 

This amount of batter will make hotcakes for four persons. 
 Mrs. Wilson's Cook Book / Numerous New Recipes Based on Present ... 

These tickets are selling like hotcakes, so get yours quick. 
 The South African 

Either he was out early, sacking in, or passing up the hotcakes, bacon, and grits. 
 Fatal Voyage 

Bud turned his hotcakes with a vicious flop that spattered more batter on the stove. 
 Cabin Fever 

Translations for hotcake

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Hotcake through the time

Meanings of hotcake in English