1. To form into a cake.

2. A small mass of dough baked; a composition of flour, butter, sugar, or other ingredients, baked usually in a small mass; anything in the form of a cake; any mass of matter concreted.

3. To concrete into a hard mass.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• cafee,
• calue,
• cakll,
• lakew,
• cae,
• cahce,
• caoe,
• cokc,
• cace,
• gtake,
• makw,
• mcak,
• jake,
• jakie,
• cekk,
• tgake,
• cabe,
• caug,
• makea,
• acke

• cash,
• coke,
• Caked,
• make,
• cakes,
• cape,
• Cassey,
• fake,
• cask,
• cayuse,
• casque,
• Causey,
• cagy,
• lake,
• cave,
• Casey,
• CASO,
• cagey,
• CAISSE,
• Casa,
• cache,
• wake,
• Came,
• Cayce,
• rake,
• care,
• sake,
• Casie,
• cause,
• cane,
• cassie,
• cashew,
• bake,
• Cass,
• take,
• caughey,
• caskey,
• case,
• cage.

The adverb form of the word "cake" would be "cakily".

The adjective form of the word "cake" is "cake-like".

The plural of the "cake" can be the "cakes".

The singular of the "cake" can be the "cake".