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A reference to someone's culinary skills, preferably in baking.
Paul wall outlines his family's history as bakers, quite well-known in the Houston area... "I got that paper 'cause I'm caked up like Betty Crocker."
~ Paul Wall - Way I Be Leanin', by Juvenile.. (Feat. Mike Jones, Paul Wall, Skip, Wacko) |
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being in the money, bringin' home da bacon, pretty much having a lot of money and being totally covered in it. damn someday i'll be caked up with all my chains and y'all shut up then!
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(adj.) So engaged in the act(s) of physical romance as to preclude acknowledging other interests or stimuli. She still ain't trying to hear her phone, hoochie must be caked up with D'Alfonso again.
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a woman having a lot of make up on. 1. Damn!!!! Beyonce is caked up with that make-up.
A. Alexendria: Girl, I am ready to get caked up. B. Nicki: Don't worry, let me get the kit. |
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1. To be rich with money, fine women, nice cars and jewelry, usually obtained through sports, entertainment or the drug trade. ex. "Juice came through the block caked up, stuntin' in a new whip!"
2. In a woman, to be large bosommed, with thick thighs and a plump bottom. ex. "Cheryl got caked up over the summer. You see her ass and thighs?"
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Another step up passed juz cakin it Marcell - So whats up wit you and Mahogany?
Deondre - Well if you really wanna know, we just moved past the cakin it stage in now we all caked up. |
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High, Blazed, under the influence of trees.
Quoted from Young L: "I'm eaither making beats, or im caked up, I just gotta keep it lit"
I was so caked up on that puple. |
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