Definition of nocake in English:

nocake

(also no-cake, nokick, nokehick)

noun ˈnəʊkeɪk

Maize which is parched and pounded into meal, used as an article of food.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Wood (fl. 1629–1635), writer on America. From Narragansett nókehick nocake, Massachusett nookhik, lit. ‘thing pounded soft’ (in the Bible translating ‘meal’, ‘flour’, ‘ground corn’).

Definition of nocake in US English:

nocake

(also no-cake, nokick, nokehick)

nounˈnəʊkeɪk

Maize which is parched and pounded into meal, used as an article of food.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Wood (fl. 1629–1635), writer on America. From Narragansett nókehick nocake, Massachusett nookhik, lit. ‘thing pounded soft’ (in the Bible translating ‘meal’, ‘flour’, ‘ground corn’).

单词	nocake
释义	Definition of nocake in English: nocake (also no-cake, nokick, nokehick) noun ˈnəʊkeɪk US Maize which is parched and pounded into meal, used as an article of food. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Wood (fl. 1629–1635), writer on America. From Narragansett nókehick nocake, Massachusett nookhik, lit. ‘thing pounded soft’ (in the Bible translating ‘meal’, ‘flour’, ‘ground corn’). Definition of nocake in US English: nocake (also no-cake, nokick, nokehick) nounˈnəʊkeɪk US Maize which is parched and pounded into meal, used as an article of food. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Wood (fl. 1629–1635), writer on America. From Narragansett nókehick nocake, Massachusett nookhik, lit. ‘thing pounded soft’ (in the Bible translating ‘meal’, ‘flour’, ‘ground corn’).
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