Flake-cake
A flake-cake is someone who normally flakes on you. But because calling them a flake sounds lame, you use the term flake-cake.
Flake-cake by that guy who said it first June 11, 2006
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fake cake
Yo bro did you see that white dude with a wave cap on? What a fake cake
Jamal: what up I'm dating a blue blood white girl that goes to Harvard
Sven: I thought you were a piru gang member from Compton?
Jamal: yeah but we love each other and I love playing cricket and wearing tommy hilfigure
Sven: smh. Fake cake
Friend 1: hey look at that jersey shore overly tan ugly bitch with no ass and huge tits.walking around like she runs shit.
Friend 2: omg. Fake cake . But I would motor boat those bloated moons
Jamal: what up I'm dating a blue blood white girl that goes to Harvard
Sven: I thought you were a piru gang member from Compton?
Jamal: yeah but we love each other and I love playing cricket and wearing tommy hilfigure
Sven: smh. Fake cake
Friend 1: hey look at that jersey shore overly tan ugly bitch with no ass and huge tits.walking around like she runs shit.
Friend 2: omg. Fake cake . But I would motor boat those bloated moons
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Flake-cake • fake cake • Paddy Cake Fake-Out • F-cake • Flamecakes • Flakeycakey • Flake Case • Flake Fake • Flake • flake news
fake cake
A fake cake is a cake that you can't eat because it is only a prop for Seokjins birthday. It looks delicious but it's a trap.
fake cake by Soobinlover23 May 19, 2021
Paddy Cake Fake-Out
When you play paddy cake with someone, and then "paddy cake" (hit) them really hard with the intent to harm them with either violence or as a friendly gesture, or to knock them away as a way to harm them or tell them to avoid you.
Person 1: "Let's play paddy cake!"
Person 2: "...fine."
*Playing paddy cake*
Person 2: *rears fist in a way that looks just like paddy cake*
Person 2: *launches fist forward*
Person 1: *flies backwards*
Plot twist: Person 2 was using a Paddy Cake Fake-Out
Person 2: "...fine."
*Playing paddy cake*
Person 2: *rears fist in a way that looks just like paddy cake*
Person 2: *launches fist forward*
Person 1: *flies backwards*
Plot twist: Person 2 was using a Paddy Cake Fake-Out
Paddy Cake Fake-Out by ThatGuyAtParties November 15, 2019
Flamecakes
Flamecakes are like pancakes but more awesome.
More fucking awesome and made with fire. And passion.
More fucking awesome and made with fire. And passion.
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GOD, I'm so FUCKING HUNGRY! I need some FLAMECAKES.
Q: Do you serve pancakes here?
A: Forget those old-gen pancakes...EAT FLAMECAKES.
You need to put some flames on those pancakes.
GOD, I'm so FUCKING HUNGRY! I need some FLAMECAKES.
Q: Do you serve pancakes here?
A: Forget those old-gen pancakes...EAT FLAMECAKES.
You need to put some flames on those pancakes.
Flamecakes by Flamecakeluver246 October 8, 2006
flamecake
flamecake by jackietreehorn February 7, 2008
Flakecake
A person who, after owning up to their mistake and offering an apology, slyly deflects responsibility at the last minute, insisting that the error wasn't truly their fault. This individual masterfully crafts excuses, leaving others scratching their heads and wondering if they were ever truly accountable in the first place.
Lisa: "Hey, Jake, you said you'd handle the project deadline, but we missed it. What happened?"
Jake: "Oh, my bad, I messed up. I apologize for that. You know, I would have finished on time, but the software glitched, and it really wasn't my fault anyway. I tried my best."
Lisa (whispering to a colleague): "Classic Flakecake move right there – takes the blame and then shifts it seamlessly. Always has a convenient excuse ready."
Jake: "Oh, my bad, I messed up. I apologize for that. You know, I would have finished on time, but the software glitched, and it really wasn't my fault anyway. I tried my best."
Lisa (whispering to a colleague): "Classic Flakecake move right there – takes the blame and then shifts it seamlessly. Always has a convenient excuse ready."
Flakecake by uheardmePOS February 18, 2024
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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