Synonym: bread maker. Similar words: bakery, bake, half-baked, baked potato, maker, breaker, speaker, take root. Meaning: ['beɪkə] n. 1. someone who bakes commercially 2. someone who bakes bread or cake.
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151. The baker, with his back to her, was shovelling more loaves from the brick oven.
152. Howard Baker and other political friends to buy the Knoxville Journal newspaper in 1980.
153. And last week they cancelled the Danny Baker show because of it.
154. Organic hitch Recently my local baker told me the stoneground organic loaf I was buying would be the last.
155. I was glad that that was recognised by Mr. Baker on his recent visit to the Soviet Union.
156. Prof Baker said he was particularly concerned about 236 excess deaths of patients in their own homes or Shipman's surgery.
157. Although trained as a baker, Hilprecht had been on the dole since doing his military service.
158. Undaunted by previous defeats, Baker said he is ready to win the election.
159. He pointed to the baker, the pudgy Nazorine.
160. The baker is kneading dough.
161. Blake the baker bakes black bread.
162. May I be of service to you, Mr Baker?
163. Mount Baker periodically heats up internally.
164. Her name at birth was Norma Jean Baker .
165. Elettariopsis Baker (Zingiberaceae), a new generic record from Hainan.
166. Baker and Christopher say it is ineffective and unconstitutional.
167. This baker specializes in French bread.
168. A long-distance call for you, Mr. Baker.
169. Matthew Baker - Great ! A minimalist button!
170. The baker whipped away on the cake mix.
171. Since then Reed has been waging a vendetta against Baker and Young.
172. Charlie Joughin, Titanic's chief baker, said that he had been standing near the stern when the ship went under, but he reported none of the signs of a high-angle break.
173. In addition to Progreso Lute, he will also visit Nunavut Baker Lake, Northwest Territories Yellowknife, Whitehorse(sentencedict.com), Yukon Territory and other places visited.
174. DEALER agrees neither it nor its customers will take unearned cash discounts or other deductions from invoices unless authorized in advance by BAKER.
175. Baker, together with the life of Shaw , the author draws conclusion: Bernard Shaw lingersbetween believing and unbelieving.
176. Her real name was Norma Jean Baker but she did not like to mention it.
177. Though plastics have benefits , Baker says, there a lot of gratuitous use.
178. For example, if a baker wants meat, he must search for a person who sells meat and wants bread under a barter system.
179. Scientific translation studies should also cover the translation process ( Baker, 2000 ).
180. The nub of it is the difficult, often dysfunctional, relationship between baker, pastry chef and chef.