party cake 

A slang term used to refer to an African American person. It is often used in a humorous fashion and not meant to be demeaning, but can be used in as a derogatory way as its speaker wishes. Can also be used as an adjective.

"That party cake just called me a cracker! Why can't we all just get along?"

"Rap is a typically party cake genre of music, there are not many mainstream white rap stars"

party cake by George Read December 27, 2007

party cake 

The best icecream ever...
with its frosting and little chunks of cake mixed into vanilla icecream.

party cake by Jaydm56 August 12, 2003

cake party 

A party, normally comprised of university students, inwhich alcohol is baked into a variety of different types of cake so they are not illegally drinking in their dorms- they are eating.

Frankie: Cake Party- Room 213!
Josh: Another cake party? Good. I don't want the dean to lose his shit again.

cake party by JB352 January 9, 2008

Cake and Arse Party 

Military Slang for when something goes FUBAR

(Fucked Up Beyond All Recognition)

Mate, you gotta check out the Crap Hats...
They're making a real Cake and Arse Party out of their exercise!

Cake and Arse Party by Saccade January 21, 2009

Cake and arse party 

British military noun copied from the cockney term for a farce.
Used to describe an operation that has become a disorganised mess.
Synonym for clusterfuck, fuck-up

Things started well but soon turned into a total cake and arse party.

Cake and arse party by JackSplash February 13, 2015

Cake and arse party 

Slang term for an Officer's cocktail party. From the Royal Navy.

Not another butt licking cake and arse party (When a meeting is called by those in charge whose ego is in need of a massage)

Cake and arse party by jetfueldrinker April 13, 2005

Cake-And-Door Party 

A reception/small party, (often involving cake or some form of refreshments), held when a person hated by everyone in the workplace is either resigning, or being "let go." Everyone's more than happy to "give them cake, and show them the door."

Shane (upon seeing the refreshments laid out): Ooh, is it someone's birthday?
Clive: No, haven't you heard? Mary just got a higher-paying position with another firm!
Shane: Awesome! Time to give that bitch a cake-and-door party!

Cake-And-Door Party by Dexcab February 1, 2010