piecakes
piecakes is the plural of piecake.
Meaning of piecake
Noun
piecake (countable and uncountable, plural piecakes)
- A combination of pie and cake.
- “I just got up early to make a piecake.” “A piecake?” cried Uncle Wiggily, wondering whether his ears were awake yet, or half asleep. “Yes, a piecake,” said Alice. “[…] I’m going to make a piecake, and take it to Grandfather Goosey Gander before school.”[…]“But I never heard of a piecake. Don’t you...1920 April 16, Howard R. Garis, “Uncle Wiggily and Alicer’s Piecake”, in The Evening Sun, volume XX, number 155, Baltimore, Md., page 10
Questions about piecakes
- What is piecakes the plural of?
- Piecakes is the plural of piecake.
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