cakeman
cakeman noun: a man who sells cakes.
Noun
cakeman (plural cakemen)
- A man who sells cakes.
- But they often reported cases of other boys being caned or birched for offences such as buying from 'a cakeman who came without Mr Wickham's leave', making a noise in the dormitory or 'stealing three pears and a few medlars […]2009, Vyvyen Brendon, Prep School Children: A Class Apart Over Two Centuries, page 35
Forms of cakeman
| plural | cakemen |
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Origin of cakeman
From cake + -man.
Questions about cakeman
- What does cakeman mean?
- Cakeman means a man who sells cakes.
- What part of speech is cakeman?
- Cakeman is a noun.
- What is the plural of cakeman?
- The plural of cakeman is cakemen.
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