bridecake
- noun
- /ˈbraɪdkeɪk/
- Sarah's wedding featured a stunning bridecake with three tiers.
Examples
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The bridecake was elegantly decorated with white roses and pearls.
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She ordered a chocolate bridecake for her wedding instead of the usual vanilla.
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Guests eagerly gathered around the table to admire the towering bridecake.
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The beautiful bridecake was the centerpiece of the reception.
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The bridecake was elegantly decorated with white roses and pearls.
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Guests eagerly gathered around the table to admire the towering bridecake.
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Sarah's wedding featured a stunning bridecake with three tiers.
Synonyms
A small flat piece of food often made from fish or potato
A decorated cake with layers made for a wedding celebration
A cake with two or more layers and sweet filling between
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Etymology
Bridecake comes from the two simple words bride ('woman getting married') and cake, so it means the special cake made for the bride at a wedding. That is why a bridecake is usually a rich, decorated cake with two or more tiers served at the reception.