cake
noun
large, shapely buttocks
What does cake mean?
Cake is used to refer to a person’s large, shapely buttocks. The adjective caked up (or caked-up) is also used as a synonym of callipygian to describe someone with such a posterior (and often large shapely thighs as well).
Examples of cake
we may be 3rd last in the standings but at least my girls got cake 😭 [post accompanied by video showing women athletes taking turns lying face down on the floor while one attempts to roll a barbell over them, starting at their feet, which is ultimately stopped by their butts]
—@whylimereversed, BlueSky, 8 Aug. 2026
Ser Duncan got some serious cake 🍑🥵 happening. … Love me a big booty ginger.
—… I look caked up in that picture and I feel like it’s important for people to know what I got going on …
—You see, Marie’s design is based on the popular Warframe Wisp, who is truly the full package: she’s powerful and useful in any game mode, fun to play, and she’s majorly caked-up.
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Where does cake come from?
Cake (also cakes) has a long history of use as slang for a person’s behind, dating back to at least the early 1970s. It has been popularized especially by hip-hop in recent years, in songs like “Cake” by Flo Rida and 99 Percent, and “Girls in the Hood” by Megan Thee Stallion.
How is cake used?
In a highly complimentary fashion, sometimes accompanied by the “awooga” sound of an old-timey car horn.
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