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Cake Hole 

Cake Hole by Remtu April 27, 2020

cake hole 

he takes it up the cake hole
cake hole by silve-ja May 21, 2005

Cake hole 

Cake is your ass+Your ass has a hole=asshole
Wow, thanks for the cake. I bet you have a nice cake hole ;)
Cake hole by Sophiemae913 August 19, 2019
Your mouth 😲
Earlier today the neighbours were arguing, and I heard Mick tell Shelley to shut her “Cake Hole” but she just ignored him and kept talking.
Cake hole by Shellism September 18, 2026
Noun. Mouth, i.e. the orifice one ought to be using for eating cake rather than talking shit. From the British slang cakehold, a vulgarity in the 50s or 60s. Now recognized as a very juvenile colloquialism. See also pie-hole.
Shut your cake-hole, or I will shut it for you!
cake-hole by Jenn Frank September 23, 2005

driver picks the music, shotgun shuts his cakehole 

A quote made famous for its use in season 1 of Supernatural. Implies that the driver of a vehicle chooses what music they and the passengers will listen to while whoever is riding shotgun must stay quiet.
Sam: You gotta update your music collection. Black Sabbath? Motorhead? Metallica? It's the greatest hits of mullet rock.

Dean: Well, house rules Sammy. Driver picks the music, shotgun shuts his cakehole
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