daisycake

A daisycake is similar to a pansycake, but not limited just to the Divergent series. The meaning is basically the same, an insult that means pretty much coward, a prissy little delicate flower who can't possibly do anything. Calling someone a daisycake is generally unheard of and is decent for secretly insulting someone.

Seriously? That daisycake? She's so delicate and prim, there's no way she could possibly do anything requiring the slightest bit of strength.

by 1singularboi May 19, 2018

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DaddyCakes

DaddyCakes are great baking mixes created by dads. Daddy Cakes are simple, often "Just Add Water" baking mixes created by Daddy Cakes International in Newport Beach

DaddyCakes make the best pancakes! Step aside Mrs. B & Auntie, Daddy Cakes is here! Daddy Cakes - There's pancakes, then there's DaddyCakes!

by Daddy Cakes® August 17, 2008

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daddycakes

A term of endearment for a very special person.

Daddycakes, I'm sorry. Please forgive me. I can wait until you are better.

I miss you so much, Daddycakes.

Daddycakes filed a leave from work to celebrate our 2nd Year Anniversary on 18th of May.

by bearmonk April 22, 2009

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daddycake

DaddyCakes is what pancakes are called when made by Dad using great ingredients provided in a mix called Daddy Cakes. DaddyCake is the man behind the pancake - the conquerer of all that is evil in the world. Our Dad is DaddyCake.

DaddyCake is the man. My Dad is DaddyCake, he is better than any other Super Hero EVER! Those pancakes must be Daddy Cakes.

by Todd Markley June 27, 2008

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daisyface

A shotgun blast to the head.

On the day Kurt Cobain died, a Los Angeles band made up the term Daisyface and played under the name for 2 years. When asked by Tattoo Savage Magazine, the band claimed DaisyFace was a noun, defined as a shotgun blast to the head. They claimed this suited their sound, which was "Meaty, yet floral."

by S. Fidelvak November 23, 2007

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