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Mango Cake 

Nick: Ay Cody! Last night I got mango cake!
Mango Cake by The115 December 12, 2010

Upside down mango cake 

a phrase to describe a sex position where both parties are in extreme agony

mangicake 

Non-Eastern Europeans;

When the sweep of immigrants from Italy, Hungary, Germany and many other European nations hit Canada, a lot of the men would go work on construction sites. They would work side-by-side with the well-established first, second and third generation Irish, Scottish and other Non-European Canadians. At lunch, the Europeans would take out the big honkin' sandwiches their mothers or wives made for them, while their Non-European counterparts took out their biscuits, muffins and little cakes. Therein followed lots of laughs and jests in foreign languages, and 'mangicake' was born: He Who Eats Cake.

"He EATS, but it's only cake". (emphasis on 'eat' spoken in italian, and 'cake' spoken in english).
(In Italian): "Look at the Mangicake, his wife sends him to work hungry! We should share our meals with him and make him strong!"
mangicake by Lexi O February 5, 2008
1.Someone not of Italian background (short form: caker)
2.A "cake eater".
3.Someone who is not Italian attempting to speak or say Italian sentences or words either badly, with incorrect dialect, pronunciation, or using the incorrect word.
1.You are such a mangacake.
2.Man, Jim is such a caker.
3.Bon-ju-orno I am a Mangacake.
mangacake by HxCLi December 24, 2007

mangicake 

Non-Eastern Europeans;

When the sweep of immigrants from Italy, Hungary, Germany and many other European nations hit Canada, a lot of the men would go work on construction sites. They would work side-by-side with the well-established first, second and third generation Irish, Scottish and other Non-European Canadians. At lunch, the Europeans would take out the big honkin' sandwiches their mothers or wives made for them, while their Non-European counterparts took out their biscuits, muffins and little cakes. Therein followed lots of laughs and jests in foreign languages, and 'mangicake' was born: He Who Eats Cake.

"He EATS, but it's only cake". (emphasis on 'eat' spoken in italian, and 'cake' spoken in english).
(In Italian): "Look at the Mangicake, his wife sends him to work hungry! We should share our meals with him and make him strong!"
mangicake by Lexi O January 1, 2008
I ate the whole mangacake by myself. Naruto brand is my favorite!
mangacake by Shedd April 23, 2008