press cake
press cake noun: a mass of material after pressing it to obtain liquid, such as from peanuts, linseed, olives and grapes (pomace). Among its uses is for animal feed or in making gunpowder.
Noun
press cake (countable and uncountable, plural press cakes)
- A mass of material after pressing it to obtain liquid, such as from peanuts, linseed, olives and grapes (pomace). Among its uses is for animal feed or in making gunpowder.
Forms of press cake
| plural | press cakes |
|---|---|
| alternative form | presscake |
| alternative form | press-cake |
Questions about press cake
- What does press cake mean?
- Press cake means a mass of material after pressing it to obtain liquid, such as from peanuts, linseed, olives and grapes (pomace). Among its uses is for animal feed or in making gunpowder.
- What part of speech is press cake?
- Press cake is a noun.
- What is the plural of press cake?
- The plural of press cake is press cakes.
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