Words Containing BAKE

To cook with dry heat in an oven.

The cloudberry, a North American berry.

Plural of BAKEAPPLE.

A board for kneading dough.

Plural of BAKEBOARD.

Past tense of BAKE.

A place where bread and pastries are made or sold.

Plural of BAKEHOUSE.

A hard, early thermosetting plastic used for insulation and ware.

Plural of BAKELITE.

A baked food item, such as a pie.

Plural of BAKEMEAT.

Baked; past participle of bake, in dialectal use.

A cooking competition, especially for baked goods.

Plural of BAKEOFF.

Agent noun of BAKE.

Plural of BAKERY.

Plural of BAKER.

A workplace where bread and pastries are made or sold.

Third-person singular present tense of BAKE.

A store or workplace where baked goods are made or sold.

Plural of BAKESHOP.

A flat stone used for baking.

Plural of BAKESTONE.

Oven-safe cooking equipment.

Plural of BAKEWARE.

An outdoor party where seafood is cooked on hot stones covered with seaweed.

Plural of CLAMBAKE.

A fool or simpleton.

Plural of DAWBAKE.

A hard British sweet made with brown sugar, molasses, and almonds.

Plural of HARDBAKE.

To bake better than someone else.

Past tense of OUTBAKE.

Third-person singular present tense of OUTBAKE.

To bake too long or at too high a temperature.

Past tense of OVERBAKE.

Third-person singular present tense of OVERBAKE.

To partially bake bread or dough for later storage.

Past tense of PARBAKE.

Third-person singular present tense of PARBAKE.

To bake in advance.

Past tense of PREBAKE.

Plural of PREBAKE.

To expose oneself to the sun's rays.

Past tense of SUNBAKE.

Third-person singular present tense of SUNBAKE.

A meal or dessert cooked in a tray.

Plural of TRAYBAKE.

Not baked or cooked.

Bake insufficiently.

Past tense of UNDERBAKE.

Third-person singular present tense of UNDERBAKE.