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A derogatory term for a Canadian person of Anglo-Saxon descent. Cakers have bad taste for absolutely everything, including music, film, sports, food, style and the opposite sex. Cakers love and get drunk off cheap beer and put ketchup and maple syrup on almost anything they eat. Cakers are big fans of hockey and follow the sport religiously. Toronto is the Mecca of Cakers.
A: What is Eric doing today?
B: You know, the regular, play NHL and drink beer
A: Wow, what a caker
B: Total caker
Caker by TowTruck December 31, 2012
Related Words
cakier • caker • Cakie • Cahier • Caker Mayfield • Cakery • çakır • cavier • Cadier • Caiera
a word used by the young italian-canadian generation to describe canadian people. Cakers have a bad taste for food, music, fashion and overall lifestyle. People that have newfoundland accents and drink beer all day are definately cakers. Those who put ketchup on their pasta cannot be described by any other word other than caker.
I went over Brad's house the other day and saw him eating kraft dinner. I always knew he was a big caker!
caker by k_cazzo November 10, 2006
A Canadian person of Anglo-Saxon descent. Similar to "cracker".
Cakers love hockey and beer.
caker by not a caker yo February 1, 2003

fire caker 

You are seriously a fire caker. Get away from me.
fire caker by Claytonitis August 17, 2007
insulting name for Canadians, insinuating that they're dirty redneck trailer trash with beer bellies and a Ford truck full of weed.
Joe Johnson is a beer-sucking hockey-loving caker.
caker by GladI'mNotACaker March 7, 2005
A derogitory name for Canadian people originating from Italian immigrants, who called them "mangia cakes", meaning they eat cake.
I hate how caker's even made the insult "mangia cake" cakerized.
caker by Joe Galloro August 24, 2004
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