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1. (n.) cheesecake
a cake with a firm custardlike texture made with sweetened cream cheese, cottage cheese, or the like.
2. cheesecake
Informal. photographs of scantily clothed attractive women.
Etymology: (1400–50)
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1. (noun) cheesecake
made with sweetened cream cheese and eggs and cream baked in a crumb crust
2. (noun) cheesecake
a photograph of an attractive woman in minimal attire
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1. (noun) cheesecake
a cake made with soft cheese
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Sense: a type of sweet food made with cheese etc.
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 Afrikaans: kaaskoek |
 Arabic: فَطيرَةُ جِبْنَه |
 Bulgarian: чийзкейк |
 Brazilian: torta de queijo |
 Czech: tvarohový koláč |
 German: der Käsekuchen |
 Danish: ostekage |
 Greek: τσιζ κέικ |
 Spanish: pastel de queso |
 Estonian: kohupiimakook |
 Farsi: کیک پنیر |
 Finnish: juustokakku |
 French: gâteau au fromage |
 Hebrew: עוּגַת גְבִינָה |
 Hindi: पनीरी केक |
 Croatian: torta od sira |
 Hungarian: túróslepény |
 Indonesian: kue keju |
 Icelandic: ostakaka |
 Italian: torta di formaggio |
 Japanese: チーズケーキ |
 Korean: 치즈케이크 |
 Lithuanian: plokštainis su sūriu |
 Latvian: biezpienmaizīte |
 Malay: kek keju |
 Dutch: kwarktaart |
 Norwegian: ostekake |
 Polish: sernik |
 Persian: کیک پنیر |
 Pashto: د پنیر کیک |
 Portuguese: tarte de queijo |
 Romanian: plăcintă cu brânză |
 Russian: творожный пирог |
 Slovak: tvarohový koláč |
 Slovenian: sirov kolač |
 Serbian: torta od sira |
 Swedish: cheesecake |
 Thai: ชีสเค้ก |
 Turkish: peynirli kek |
 Taiwanese: 乳酪蛋糕 |
 Ukrainian: cирний кекс |
 Urdu: پنیر کا ٹکڑہ |
 Vietnamese: bánh pho mát |
 Chinese: 乳酪饼 |
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