Beefcake

Pronunciation: /ˈbifˌkeɪk/

Definitions of beefcake

noun a type of cake made with beef or meat

Example Sentences

A1 He is a beefcake.

A2 The actor played the role of a beefcake in the movie.

B1 The gym is full of beefcakes working out.

B2 She couldn't resist the charm of the beefcake at the party.

C1 The beefcake contestant won the bodybuilding competition.

C2 The magazine featured a spread on the latest beefcake actors in Hollywood.

Examples of beefcake in a Sentence

formal The bodybuilder was known for his impressive physique and was often referred to as a beefcake.

informal Check out that beefcake at the gym, he's ripped!

slang I can't believe how much of a beefcake he's become since starting his new workout routine.

figurative In the world of professional wrestling, the wrestler's persona was that of a tough beefcake who could take on any opponent.

Grammatical Forms of beefcake

• past tense: beefcaked
• plural: beefcakes
• comparative: more beefcake
• superlative: most beefcake
• present tense: beefcakes
• future tense: will beefcake
• perfect tense: have beefcaked
• continuous tense: is beefcaking
• singular: beefcake
• positive degree: beefcake
• infinitive: to beefcake
• gerund: beefcaking
• participle: beefcaked

Origin and Evolution of beefcake

First Known Use: 1949 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'beefcake' originated as a slang term in American English to refer to a muscular and attractive man, often used in the context of male pin-up photography.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'beefcake' has evolved to be used more broadly to describe any physically attractive man, regardless of muscle definition. It has also been used humorously or ironically in some contexts.