pancake
- noun
- /ˈpænˌkeɪk/
- Everyone enjoyed a stack of delicious pancakes at the brunch party.
- eat pancakes
- flat as a pancake
- pancake-shaped
Or we spent every morning making pancakes that spelled words.
- Or we spent every morning making pancakes that spelled words.
- Captain Crunch's Berry tastic pancake mix and blue Maple syrup.
- It's like breakfast for dinner over here, Pancakes at night.
- I don't like waffles, pancakes, eggs, none of that kind of stuff.
- It is a mini pancake with syrup and icing sugar.
- Maybe it would be waffles, maybe pancakes, maybe sweet potato, marshmallow.
- I also like pancakes, simple meals mix, pancake mix, which is gluten free.
- And then Caleb's got pancake, doughnuts, pastry, the works.
Examples
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As do these divine potato pancakes.
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Sure enough, she was flipping pancakes and the sausage was sizzling.
Fiction book (1993) -
So if you would like some good pancakes come over.
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Have some pancakes before they get cold.
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I got pancakes, and I got eggs.
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So this is breakfast banana pancake and it's absolutely unreal.
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Don't let the pancakes get cold.
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Sharon did not especially like pancakes, but she understood that this was a gesture of love.
Fiction book (1991) -
Coffee was perking in the old copper pot, and pancakes were in a tin on the open oven door.
Fiction book (1991) -
I had eggs in the refrigerator and a health food pancake mix from Olivia, maple syrup.
Fiction book (1992)
Synonyms
A very thin pancake filled with sweet or salty food
A thin round cake made from batter and cooked on a pan, often served for breakfast
A thin flat cake you fry on both sides from batter, often eaten for breakfast
A thin round fried food made from grated potato, egg, and a little flour
A light, fluffy pancake made with buttermilk
A very thin pancake rolled, sometimes folded with sweet or salty filling
A flat round cake like a pancake cooked on a hot griddle
A thin, flat cake made from buckwheat flour often eaten for breakfast
A thin pancake made with buckwheat flour often served for breakfast
A thin flat cake you make from batter and fry on both sides in a pan
A thin flat cake you make from batter and fry on both sides like a pancake
A thin pancake fried on both sides and often served for breakfast
A thin flat cake cooked on a hot pan like a pancake
A flat round cake made from thin batter and cooked on both sides on a hot pan
A small round pancake often eaten for breakfast
A small, thick pancake cooked on a griddle and often eaten for breakfast or tea
A thick, puffy pancake baked in the oven and often served with lemon, sugar, or fruit
A savory pancake that has seafood like shrimp and crab
Compounds
A low plant near the sea with round heads of dark red flowers that grow on sandy dunes
A thick, puffy pancake baked in the oven and often served with lemon, sugar, or fruit
A flat tool with a wide blade for flipping pancakes and lifting other food while cooking
A turtle that lives in water with a flat flexible shell, thick skin, and a strong bite
A small, thick pancake cooked on a griddle and often eaten for breakfast or tea
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Etymology
Pancake comes from the simple idea of a thin cake cooked in a pan. So, think of a flat 'cake' fried on both sides, which is why a pancake is a thin, flat cake often eaten for breakfast.