Cake and Nothing

Cake

Cake noun - Something easily done or dealt with.
Usage example: today's assignment is cake compared to yesterday's

Nothing and cake are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Nothing" instead a noun "Cake".

Nearby Word: caked

Nothing

Nothing noun - A person of no importance or influence.

Cake and nothing are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cake" instead a noun "Nothing".

Nearby Word: nothingness

Both words in one sentence

  • Jumping Out of a Cake He does get assassinated later at that same party, but it has nothing to do with cake.
  • Series / The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. Iphigenia brings a "birthday cake" to Jack Randolph, but the warden lampshades how often people seem to have birthdays in jail and cuts the cake to pieces, only to find nothing in it.
  • Jail Bake It contains nothing but actual cake, but the cake gives one of the Beagle Boys a case of the hiccups so bad his brothers are able to use him as a jackhammer to dig out.
    Source: Jail Bake
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