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cakes

Drug slang
A regional term for rounded disks of crack cocaine.
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Aaron shrank back a little, and rubbed his head against his mother's shoulder, but still thought the piece of cake worth the risk of putting his hand out for it.
Oh, for shame, Aaron," said his mother, taking him on her lap, however; "why, you don't want cake again yet awhile.
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Now for the cake," said Mas'r George, when the activity of the griddle department had somewhat subsided; and, with that, the youngster flourished a large knife over the article in question.
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I always do, if I can; there 's nothing I like better than to shovel in sugar and spice, and make nice, plummy cake for people.
You 've hit it this time, Polly; you certainly have a gift for putting a good deal of both articles into your own and other people's lives, which is lucky, as, we all have to eat that sort of cake, whether we like it or not," observed Tom, so soberly that Polly opened her eyes, and Maud exclaimed, "I do believe he 's preaching.
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Yet I do not remember seeing the yellow hen since she picked up the crumbs of cake.
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The girl separated a section of cake from the parent body.
Very likely, if the truth were known, there was somebody below who passed him up regular supplies of cake and cocoa.
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Eustache, just let me see you bite that cake if you dare
Master Eustache, I have already told you not to eat that cake.
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She said we could have fruit cake and cherry preserves for tea.
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There is one thing I like better than cake," he said; "and that one thing is a plain explanation.
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