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uncake

uncake verb: to remove a caked mass from.

Verb

uncake (third-person singular simple present uncakes, present participle uncaking, simple past and past participle uncaked)

  1. (transitive) To remove a caked mass from.
    • Scraping tool is well suited to jobs like this — uncaking a lawn mower.1973, Popular Science, volume 203, number 3, page 85

Forms of uncake

third-person singular presentuncakes
present participleuncaking
past participleuncaked
pastuncaked

Origin of uncake

From un- + cake.

Questions about uncake

What does uncake mean?
Uncake means to remove a caked mass from.
What part of speech is uncake?
Uncake is a verb.
What is the past tense of uncake?
The past tense of uncake is uncaked.

Words near uncake in the dictionary

  1. uncage
  2. uncageable
  3. uncaged
  4. uncages
  5. uncaging
  6. uncake
  7. uncaked
  8. uncakes
  9. uncaking
  10. uncal
  11. uncalamitous

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