Baker

Pronunciation: /ˈbeɪkər/

Definitions of baker

noun A person who bakes and sells bread, cakes, and pastries

Example Sentences

A1 The baker makes delicious bread every morning.

A2 I went to the bakery to buy a cake from the baker.

B1 The baker's specialty is creating custom wedding cakes.

B2 The award-winning baker opened a new pastry shop in town.

C1 The baker's artisanal sourdough loaves are highly sought after by foodies.

C2 After years of training and experience, the baker perfected the art of French pastries.

Examples of baker in a Sentence

formal The baker was up before dawn to start baking fresh bread for the day.

informal I heard the baker at the corner bakery makes the best croissants in town.

slang That baker dude knows how to whip up some killer pastries.

figurative The baker of ideas kneaded together a perfect solution to the problem.

Grammatical Forms of baker

• past tense: baked
• plural: bakers
• comparative: more baker
• superlative: most baker
• present tense: bakes
• future tense: will bake
• perfect tense: has baked
• continuous tense: is baking
• singular: baker
• positive degree: baker
• infinitive: to bake
• gerund: baking
• participle: baking

Origin and Evolution of baker

First Known Use: 1000 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'baker' originated from the Middle English word 'bakere' which was derived from the Old English word 'bæcere'.

Evolution of the word: Originally, a 'baker' referred to someone who baked bread or other baked goods. Over time, the term has come to encompass a wider range of professions within the baking industry.