A member of a fire department in Northern Virginia in a rich city or town who goes to no fire....ever....but talks about it like they are actually God's gift to the fire service. They are big on training because that's the only action they will ever see. These people are typically characterized by: clean gear but somehow manage to have a helmet shield that looks like it's been in an oven--probably because it has been, at least 4 flashlights hanging off of them, a helmet that has 3 door chalks and 27 stickers on it, and a Facebook page that shows just how good of a firefighter they are(n't). Also see "wacker," or "fire wacker."
Jefferson: "Bro, remember that car fire we went to back last summer? I really put that shit out good. It was all, like, I'm on fire. And I was all like, I'm doing it, bro, im putting this shit out. I'm fucking awesome."
Bill: "You fucking cake eater."
Bill: "You fucking cake eater."
by DCFF July 4, 2015
One who wants to have their cake and eat it too. This person does not necessarily have to be rich to fall into this category. It is reserved for whiney people that can't make up their minds or understand why "life has to be so hard".
Cake eater: "Why am I so unhappy? I just don't know what I want, why does life have to be so hard?"
Realistic person: "Grow the fuck up and take some responsibility for your life you fucking cake eater!"
Realistic person: "Grow the fuck up and take some responsibility for your life you fucking cake eater!"
by Mike Anarch March 3, 2006
Slang term from the 1920's meaning a lady's man. But is now used for men who enjoy the butt sex.
So, really it can go both ways, but it definately means a man-whore.
So, really it can go both ways, but it definately means a man-whore.
"He's a slutty, cake eater."
by Bada Bing April 7, 2004
Timmy likes to go to the bars with his friends. But once there they never see him again. He's always off eating cake. What a dirty little cake eater.
by Bobby McFly August 19, 2011
A derogatory term used by Southern and Eastern European immigrants in the first half of the 20th Century to describe Anglo-Saxon, WASPy Americans who knew little about good hearty food or ingredients.
A term used by Southern and Eastern European immigrants of Catholic descent to describe the stiffness and manner of Americans of English and/or protestant descent.
A term used by Southern and Eastern European immigrants of Catholic descent to describe the stiffness and manner of Americans of English and/or protestant descent.
Who's ever heard of hearty "British cuisine"? Yuck! What a bunch of cake eaters.
Look at that stiff Brit in his tweed jacket. What a cake eater.
When it comes to pasta sauce, those cake eaters don't know the difference between "gravy" and ketchup.
Look at that stiff Brit in his tweed jacket. What a cake eater.
When it comes to pasta sauce, those cake eaters don't know the difference between "gravy" and ketchup.
by Saverio di Riccia September 20, 2007
by chinaman309 August 5, 2005