Definition of mangiacake in English:

mangiacake

nounˈmʌndʒəˌkeɪkˈməndʒəˌkeɪk

Canadian derogatory, informal

(among Canadians of Italian descent) a person who is not Italian.
don't be a mangiacake and ask for grated cheese
Example sentencesExamples
- I always tell them you guys speak Italian like a mangiacake.
- Joe told jokes about the kind of guilt Italian mothers put on their kids and how he always had a better lunch than the “mangiacake” (non-Italian, English-speaking) kids at school.
- This week's Soppressata Contest at Club Italia - a celebration of the homemade pork sausage - was an overwhelming feast for the senses for this mangiacake from eastern Ontario.
- He figures this 'mangia cake' won't understand the sacrilege of beer and pasta.
- We mangiacakes whispered the names "Rocco Perri" and "Johnny Papalia" with terror and admiration.
- You insignificant slice of mangiacake!
- If you heard that an Italian girl was marrying a non-Italian, a mangia-cake, it was a scandal.

Origin

1970s: from Italian mangiare 'to eat' + cake, apparently with dismissive reference to the type of food regarded as typically favored by non-Italians in Canada.

Definition of mangiacake in US English:

mangiacake

nounˈmənjəˌkākˈməndʒəˌkeɪk

Canadian derogatory, informal

(among Canadians of Italian descent) a person who is not Italian.
don't be a mangiacake and ask for grated cheese
Example sentencesExamples
- We mangiacakes whispered the names "Rocco Perri" and "Johnny Papalia" with terror and admiration.
- If you heard that an Italian girl was marrying a non-Italian, a mangia-cake, it was a scandal.
- You insignificant slice of mangiacake!
- He figures this 'mangia cake' won't understand the sacrilege of beer and pasta.
- This week's Soppressata Contest at Club Italia - a celebration of the homemade pork sausage - was an overwhelming feast for the senses for this mangiacake from eastern Ontario.
- Joe told jokes about the kind of guilt Italian mothers put on their kids and how he always had a better lunch than the “mangiacake” (non-Italian, English-speaking) kids at school.
- I always tell them you guys speak Italian like a mangiacake.

Origin

1970s: from Italian mangiare ‘to eat’ + cake, apparently with dismissive reference to the type of food regarded as typically favored by non-Italians in Canada.

单词	mangiacake
释义	Definition of mangiacake in English: mangiacake nounˈmʌndʒəˌkeɪkˈməndʒəˌkeɪk Canadian derogatory, informal (among Canadians of Italian descent) a person who is not Italian. don't be a mangiacake and ask for grated cheese Example sentencesExamples I always tell them you guys speak Italian like a mangiacake. Joe told jokes about the kind of guilt Italian mothers put on their kids and how he always had a better lunch than the “mangiacake” (non-Italian, English-speaking) kids at school. This week's Soppressata Contest at Club Italia - a celebration of the homemade pork sausage - was an overwhelming feast for the senses for this mangiacake from eastern Ontario. He figures this 'mangia cake' won't understand the sacrilege of beer and pasta. We mangiacakes whispered the names "Rocco Perri" and "Johnny Papalia" with terror and admiration. You insignificant slice of mangiacake! If you heard that an Italian girl was marrying a non-Italian, a mangia-cake, it was a scandal. Origin 1970s: from Italian mangiare 'to eat' + cake, apparently with dismissive reference to the type of food regarded as typically favored by non-Italians in Canada. Definition of mangiacake in US English: mangiacake nounˈmənjəˌkākˈməndʒəˌkeɪk Canadian derogatory, informal (among Canadians of Italian descent) a person who is not Italian. don't be a mangiacake and ask for grated cheese Example sentencesExamples We mangiacakes whispered the names "Rocco Perri" and "Johnny Papalia" with terror and admiration. If you heard that an Italian girl was marrying a non-Italian, a mangia-cake, it was a scandal. You insignificant slice of mangiacake! He figures this 'mangia cake' won't understand the sacrilege of beer and pasta. This week's Soppressata Contest at Club Italia - a celebration of the homemade pork sausage - was an overwhelming feast for the senses for this mangiacake from eastern Ontario. Joe told jokes about the kind of guilt Italian mothers put on their kids and how he always had a better lunch than the “mangiacake” (non-Italian, English-speaking) kids at school. I always tell them you guys speak Italian like a mangiacake. Origin 1970s: from Italian mangiare ‘to eat’ + cake, apparently with dismissive reference to the type of food regarded as typically favored by non-Italians in Canada.
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