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名詞

guess cake (複数形 guess cakes)

1. (historical) A cake used in a fundraising game, in which individuals pay money to guess the weight of a cake (または, in other versions, to guess the identity of an object baked into the cake), with the cake going to the winner.
   • 1892, “Whispers”, in Locomotive Engineers' Monthly Journal‎^[1], page 334:

     The principal feature of the evening was a grab bag and a guess cake, from which the ladies realized a handsome sum for the treasury.