English Dictionary

cupcake

/ˈkʌpkeɪk/

verb

(slang, intransitive) To flirt; to talk or act amorously or intimately. / To mash a cupcake at; to cover with cupcake. / To handle/succeed (easily). / To cover; to be abundant. / To eat/feed cupcakes.

I love to cupcake with my friends on the weekends.

意味（1）

(slang, intransitive) To flirt; to talk or act amorously or intimately.

I watched Brian as he drove off down the street. I turned and went back inside the studio and found Len at my desk. “I saw you and Brian cupcaking out there.”

意味（2）

To mash a cupcake at; to cover with cupcake.

After waving and smiling a quick farewell, I turned back on my way out of the lunchroom – and ran smack into Rusty Kuznevoy, flattening his chocolate cupcake against his chest.[…]Maybe he’d forgotten all about being cupcaked?[…]I recalled my vow of supremacy from last year, the one I’d made just before I cupcaked Rusty, and I reasoned that my science project could also bring me some redemption for the events of yesterday.

意味（3）

To handle/succeed (easily).

“Being an independent coach sure, I cupcaked my schedule,” said McGuire.

意味（4）

To cover; to be abundant.

Maeve joined them in happy admiration of the baby girl, who had just been christened with the name Genesis and was cupcaked for the occasion with endless bits of lace frill.

意味（5）

To eat/feed cupcakes.

So—we offered a cup cake a day for life to anybody who would find us a better word than the word “market.”[…]She wrote to say that the Farmers Market defies description and asks why we don’t just keep on referring to it as the original Farmers Market and send the cup cakes to some home for under cup-caked children.

意味（6）

To make cupcakes.

“I told ’em that you would bake us 30 cupcakes instead.” And so Mrs. Smith cupcaked the other night until 1 a. m.