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Basecakes 

Basecakes is a substitution for the word basically. It spurs from the shortened version of basically, "base." However, someone thought it would be cool to add the word "cakes" after it.
Person 1: "So she dumped you for no reason?"
Person 2: "Basecakes."
Person 1: "What the hell is a basecake?"
Person 2: "A cake of the base."
Basecakes by Aioazech June 14, 2009
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basecakes 

Basecakes is used as a substitute for the word "basically".
"Basecakes, my mom is really lame"

"Basecakes, all you have to do is this..."
basecakes by Spencer Hall February 22, 2008
The act, condition, or concept of being banned from an internet forum, rendered in the abstract. Often served with melted butter and maple syrup.
PikaJew_911 posted a porn image to the chat board, so the admin immediately served up a stack of bancakes.
bancakes by the moody booze June 23, 2008

babycakes 

an affectionate term for a girlfriend who is awesome beyond measure
"Oh hey, babycakes. Why are you made of awesomesauce??"
babycakes by MrSexyface April 25, 2010

babycakes 

a term of endearment most commonly used by close friends. This can lead to other cute nicknames such as babyface, sweetcheeks, and noodlenose.
"Hey babycakes ;]"
"Hey sweetcheeks i missed you!"
babycakes by teresaxlove October 18, 2008

Babycakes 

A word used to describe A person you are close friends with, or someone you love
Andy: Hey Philip, Your my Babycakes
Philip: Thanks Man, You too.
Babycakes by Andrex26 October 20, 2010

babycakes clothing 

1.The fittest clothing phenomenon to storm the globe
2.Kids who wear babycakes have nice hair
3.Better than your BF
"ZOMG wtf is babycakes clothing?"
"Better than your boyfriend!"
babycakes clothing by Katttt April 29, 2008
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