baker

[ˈbekɚ]

Definition:
1. A person whose job is baking and selling bread and cakes.
2. Someone who bakes commercially.

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Use 'baker' in a sentence:

1. Bakers bake in huge ovens.
2. The baker went home, annoyed.
3. "I saw it when they carried it up," Peter heard the baker say.
4. He is the best baker in town.
5. The baker was excited.
6. I'm just going to the baker's.
7. It was the nineteenth century before Rafacla Esposito, a baker from Naples, began to sell the first modern pizzas.
8. A baker is kneading the dough.
9. Mary became a baker at age 14, because her grandfather paid the local baker to teach her all the skills.
10. I do not speak of your "little men, " your baker and so on; I speak of my colleagues and myself, learned men, mind you.
11. The shop-assistant was sick, miss Baker filled in for him.
12. Mr Baker flew in from Moscow.
13. Nick Faldo was beaten by Peter Baker in a play-off.
14. "It is a good thing if nobody else has done it," continued the baker.
15. Baker was smoothing out differences with European allies.
16. A baker is kneading a dough.
17. Mr Baker would take command of the campaign.
18. To serve the needs of bakers, manufacturers ferment the yeast to produce a more concentrated product.
19. Baker said he will use Shawon Dunston as his designated hitter tonight.
20. Baker is coming to Israel with four major talking points.
21. She said Mr Baker's remarks had been ill-advised.
22. Mr Baker was speaking off the cuff when he made those suggestions.
23. This was a blunder by Mr Baker, but it was a forgivable one.
24. How did the baker know the chair had been pushed?
25. The line the baker made was longer than the king's line.
26. The baker was standing behind his counter, disputing the items of a bill with a shabby-genteel young woman.
27. Baker suggested the administration wasn't raring for a fight.
28. For the second experiment, Baker told the subjects that they would be stared at from time to time from behind in a laboratory setting.
29. Around 1804, Talleyrand challenged Car ê me to produce a full menu for his personal castle, instructing the young baker to use local, seasonal fruits and vegetables and to avoid repeating main dishes over the course of an entire year.
30. Some people go back to local small businesses: the Asian greengrocer, a Greek baker, and a Greek fishmonger.
31. Nick Faldo was beaten by Peter Baker in a playoff.
32. If I only had a few extra pennies, I could buy some from our baker.
33. Mr. Baker was smiling and to the point.
34. "You may think differently when you get there," muttered the baker.
35. The baker had almost everything he needed except for a horse.
36. The village baker was making fun of him.
37. His manuals including The Royal Parisian Baker and the massive five-volume Art of French Cooking Series ( 1833-1847, completed after his death) first systematized many basic principles of cooking, complete with drawings and step-by-step directions.
38. Peter Baker's bathroom is a brilliant pastiche of expensive interior design.
39. The bakers specialize in catering for large parties.
40. The milkman came daily, the grocer, the butcher, the baker, and the ice-cream man delivered two or three times a week.
41. On lap two, Baker edged forward.
42. They're freshly baked. I fetched them from the baker's this morning.
43. I'd visit a mill and send them photos of myself in a baker's hat and jacket, holding a sign that says 'I want to be your baker'.
44. It was still Baker's duty to obey.
45. Mr. Baker would take command of the campaign.
46. He will be partnered by Ian Baker, the defending champion.
47. I am delighted to make your acquaintance, Mrs Baker.
48. Liberal economist Dean Baker, co-founder of the Center for Economic Policy and Research, says male economists have been on the inside of the profession, confirming each other's anti-regulation views.
49. Mr Baker will return home via Britain and France.
50. Neither Baker nor Levy seemed eager to disturb the cordial atmosphere by discussing more sensitive issues.
51. There was a baker who also lived in this kingdom.
52. If the baker had a horse, he could sell his fine bread from one end of the kingdom to the other.
53. Professor Baker is unacquainted with the idea of representative democracy.
54. Before his first round of discussions, Mr Baker sounded an optimistic note.
55. This phrase comes from bakers' old custom of adding one extra loaf to an order of a dozen.