Pronunciation: /hɑt.keɪk/
noun a pancake or griddlecake
A1 I like to eat hotcakes for breakfast.
A2 My mom makes the best hotcakes on Sunday mornings.
B1 The restaurant's specialty is their fluffy hotcakes with maple syrup.
B2 I prefer my hotcakes with a side of crispy bacon.
C1 The chef's secret recipe for hotcakes includes a hint of vanilla extract.
C2 The hotcakes at the new cafe are selling like hotcakes.
adjective describing word that modifies a noun, in this case, it could refer to the temperature or freshness of the pancake
A1 I like to eat hotcake pancakes for breakfast.
A2 She ordered a hotcake muffin at the bakery.
B1 The hotcake syrup was too sweet for my liking.
B2 The hotcake mix was made from scratch using a family recipe.
C1 The hotcake competition featured chefs from around the world.
C2 The hotcake festival showcased a variety of unique flavors and toppings.
formal The hotel restaurant is known for serving delicious hotcakes for breakfast.
informal Let's grab some hotcakes for brunch this weekend!
slang I could really go for some hotcakes right now, they're so good.
figurative The new smartphone model is selling like hotcakes.
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