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bake-offs

bake-offs is the plural of bake-off.

Meaning of bake-off

Noun

bake-off (plural bake-offs)

  1. A cooking contest, especially one where competition is head-to-head, not limited to preparing food involving baking.
    • The winner of the Pillsbury bake-off is obviously a very good cook and is respected for it.
  2. (Multicultural-London-English, slang) An occasion of the preparation of crack cocaine.
    • Got weapons and rocks in the whip, I need to make prof
      Youngest chef in the game, throw your bands on the stove and we can have a bake-off2019 February 18, “Fire In The Booth” (1:23 from the start)performed by Tunde (UK)

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Questions about bake-offs

What is bake-offs the plural of?
Bake-offs is the plural of bake-off.

Words near bake-offs in the dictionary

  1. bake someone's bread
  2. bake something blind
  3. bake up
  4. bake-danuki
  5. bake-off
  6. bake-offs
  7. bakeability
  8. bakeable
  9. bakeaholic
  10. bakeaholics
  11. bakeapple

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