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muncha cakes

People who have you over for a party after the normal dinner hour so they wont have to feed you. But instead feed you cake. This term is used by Italian Americans to describe "Americanos" which are non Italian Americans.
Or people who have you over for a party and regardless of the hour feed you cake instead of a home cooked meal.

aka "cake eaters"
ex. Sallys party is at 630 pm !
Thats because her familys nothing but a bunch of muncha cakes and dont know how to cook.
No its because they are cheap "Americanos" cake eaters !
muncha cakes by tommyknows7 December 16, 2010
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Munchy Cake 

A Canadian/America person that has no culture, no family, and doesn't have any fun. These people have no cultural background, so are forced to only know english (somtimes French). You can always tell a munchy cake if they have a Canadian flag on thier back pack or have around 50 people at their wedding.
If you don't know what Munchy Cake is, your proably a Munchy Cake
Munchy Cake by Victor Laranja September 6, 2007

Munchy Cake 

Canadian term for white trashy women. Usually seen wearing Ugg or similar types of boots with torn denim shorts. Term is used on the Eastern region, namely Ontario.
JayJay: Oh look Munchy Cake!

Lisa: What's a Munchy Cake?

JayJay: THAT right there in the ugg and ripped shorts.

Lisa: You mean white trash?

JayJay: yes exactly
Munchy Cake by nutellaftw October 22, 2010
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