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cake

How many syllables in cake?

  851264739 syllable

Divide cake into syllables:   cake
Syllable stress:   cake
How to pronounce cake:   kay-k
How to say cake:

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Define cake



noun
  1. a sweet food made from a mixture of flour, eggs, and sugar and often decorated
  2. a dessert which is often decorated
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Synonyms for cake


1 syllable
  • pie
  • sweet
2 syllables
  • dessert
  • pastry
3 syllables

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    What rhymes with cake

    1 syllable
    • ache
    • bake
    • brake
    • crake
    • drake
    • flake
    • hake
    • Jake
    • make
    • quake
    • sake
    • shaikh
    • sheikh
    • snake
    • stake
    • strake
    • wake
    • ake
    • Blake
    • break
    • Drake
    • fake
    • haik
    • jake
    • lake
    • paik
    • rake
    • shaik
    • shake
    • slake
    • spake
    • steak
    • take
    • yak
    2 syllables
    • awake
    • mistake
    • naiki
    • partake
    • retake
    • forsake
    • naik
    • opaque
    • remake
    3 syllables
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