cakehole
IPA: kˈeɪkhoʊɫ
noun
- (slang, offensive) The mouth.
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Examples of "cakehole" in Sentences
- These competitive eaters do not so much eat the hot dog as mush it up and cram it down the cakehole with their fist.
- In other words, vegetable matter was nothing I'd want to be cramming in my cakehole if there was any sort of alternative (like, for instance, cake) in the offing.
- I will slip on my new black evening dress, smother blue lipstick on my luscious cakehole and do my interpetive "danger dance" until all of you know why Clinton was a liar and perpetual fraud.
- He reached out then stopped; no moron the sergeant and he quickly twigged as to what was going on, then added in a growling voice, “Unless he shuts his cakehole and follows your instructions.”
- Chances are, they'll do what previous generations of unattached young men with no prospects - all upstanding graduates of the Tony Montana School of Advanced Interpersonal Studies - have tended to do: get very angry, join mass armies and kill anything with a cakehole.
- In the next few years I expect it will gather new and fresh depth as it the pundits begin to look beyond the obvious interpretations when watching a large man sitting in a tiny chair with a towel over his head and a banana in his cakehole, and give us some subtext, emphasise the semiotics, pick up the themes.
- You see, most people invariably underestimate Bill's cakehole-frothing insanity because they tend to see him in his more lucid moments, such as when he's shrieking like a syphilitic vervet monkey at Inside Edition employees or telling junior female producers that he'd like to force wine into their arms intravenously.