The word 'cakehole' is not a correct word in written English, and should not be used.
Shut... as they say in some parts... your cakehole.
Lolz, shizzle and cakehole - just three of 6,500 new words to have made it into the Scrabble lexicon.
Naomi's 'charm' offensive When Naomi Campbell opens her cakehole, the form book usually requires chroniclers of the wince-inducing celebrity gaffe to reach for their notepads.
Better curry sauce on your cuffs, than the frustration of trying to repeatedly lift a chip or two to your mouth, on a tiny fork, only for it to break-in-two millimetres from your gaping cakehole.
"Happy birthday ma'am!" says the Condé Nast magazine's front page, under a portrait of a youthful HM with the blower positioned tactfully in front of the royal cakehole.
"My daddy says I should shut my cakehole," sings Matilda (a pitch perfect Cleo Demetriou, one of four girls cast in the role for the transfer), while a child fat with cake produces a burp seemingly capable of stopping traffic.
Her last high-profile series for Channel 4 was 10 years ago, the stand-up show Through The Cakehole.
I've got a really funny photo of me as a little kid in Italy, covered in tomato sauce, trying to fit a pile of spaghetti wrapped around a fork into my cakehole.
Oh shut your cakehole Andrea Dworkin, you're spoiling the party.
(The Sun screeched: "Shut yer cakehole!") Thompson was born in London but is proud of her Scottish heritage.
These competitive eaters do not so much eat the hot dog as mush it up and cram it down the cakehole with their fist.
