"dude is softer than a cake brownie."
"leave it to leonard to turn all cake brownie and make shit awkward."
"why you gotta get all cake brownie on me? do i look like i give a napkin?!"
"leave it to leonard to turn all cake brownie and make shit awkward."
"why you gotta get all cake brownie on me? do i look like i give a napkin?!"
by dorathexplora December 20, 2011
by Daddario March 13, 2018
A combination of “easy ass” and “piece of cake” used to describe a sufficiently easy job or set of tasks.
by Perfectsnake February 23, 2018
A person or business that denies service to another person based on preconceived notions or personal religious beliefs. Extra douche points are awarded to the Cake Nazi if they in fact discriminate indiscriminately, i.e. they are happy to take money from anyone in their restaurant but won't cater specifically to a gay wedding; or won't bake a cake for a Muslim's wedding but will for a Christian's wedding even if it is a different denomination of church than theirs'.
"Um, excuse me, I - I think you forgot my rainbow icing."
"Icing, two dollars extra."
"Two dollars? But everyone in front of me got free icing."
"You want icing?"
"Yes, please."
"Three dollars!"
"What?"
"No cake for you!"
DAMN CAKE NAZI.
"Icing, two dollars extra."
"Two dollars? But everyone in front of me got free icing."
"You want icing?"
"Yes, please."
"Three dollars!"
"What?"
"No cake for you!"
DAMN CAKE NAZI.
by JesusDiedForCake April 09, 2015
Last night my girlfriend was depressed because i gave her a strawberry shortcake instead of a Cheese Cake.
by Tizzl February 09, 2006
An expression used to showing how grateful and indebted you are to someone.
Contrary to popular opinion this does not come from the act of actually baking someone a cake to thank them. It actually comes from the dance move known as baking the cake. The baking the cake move can be considered a form of thanks between friends in a party context.
Contrary to popular opinion this does not come from the act of actually baking someone a cake to thank them. It actually comes from the dance move known as baking the cake. The baking the cake move can be considered a form of thanks between friends in a party context.
by ej159 January 07, 2009
by Big pimpin March 22, 2005