cakehole
cake·hole [ ˈkāk-ˌhōl]
[ˈkāk-ˌhōl]
plural cakeholes
British, informal
: a person's mouth
Your cakehole [=(US) pie hole] pumps out two and a half pints of saliva a day to moisten food and coat it with substances that help your absorption of nutrients. — Runner's World, April 2012
First Known Use of cakehole
circa 1943, in the meaning defined above
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