noun
Street Slang
Cake
/keɪk/ · noun · slang
Money, especially a thick stack of it — getting cake means getting paid.
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Definitions
1
Money or a large amount of cash.
“He's making serious cake off that app.”
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2
Profit or earnings from a hustle or job.
“That side gig brings in nice cake.”
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3
Used in flexing to mean wealth or a fat bankroll.
“She came back from the trip with cake.”
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Cake In A Sentence
Stacking cake all year, no breaks.
He flashed the cake and everybody noticed.
Real cake comes from owning, not renting.
Origin & Usage
AAVE slang for money, with the idea of a thick stack resembling a layered cake. Long used in hip-hop alongside bread, dough, and cheese.
People Also Ask
What does 'cake' mean in slang?
It means money, especially a thick stack of it. 'Getting cake' means getting paid well.
Does 'cake' only mean money?
In this money sense, yes — though 'cake' also has a separate body-related slang meaning. Context tells you which.
What does 'cake up' mean?
It means to make a lot of money or stack up serious cash.
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