- sell or go like hot cakes
- idi sell or go like hot cakes, to be bought, taken, or disposed of very quickly, esp. in quantity
From formal English to slang. 2014.
sell or go like hot cakes
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sell like hot cakes — INFORMAL ► to be bought quickly and in large numbers: »With profits bonds have sold like hot cakes to older people looking for a low risk, high return for their money. Main Entry: ↑sell … Financial and business terms
sell like hot cakes — If a product is selling very well, it is selling like hot cakes … The small dictionary of idiomes
sell like hot cakes — ► sell like hot cakes informal be sold quickly and in large quantities. Main Entry: ↑cake … English terms dictionary
sell like hot cakes — If a product is selling very well, it is selling like hot cakes. (Dorking School Dictionary) *** Things that sell like hot cakes sell quickly or in large quantities. Her books always sell like hot cakes … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
sell like hot cakes — go/sell like hot cakes if things are going like hot cakes, people are buying a lot of them very fast. The book has only just been published and copies are already selling like hot cakes in both Britain and America. (often in continuous tenses) … New idioms dictionary
sell like hot cakes — verb To sell fast. During a power outage, candles sell like hot cakes … Wiktionary
like hot cakes — adverb Quickly, especially by purchase or consumption. These new toys should sell like hot cakes … Wiktionary
Sell like hot cakes — If a product is selling very well, it is selling like hot cakes … Dictionary of English idioms
go like hot cakes — go/sell/like hot cakes phrase to be sold very quickly in large quantities The tickets are selling like hot cakes. Thesaurus: to be sold or for salesynonym general words for the activity of buying and sellinghyponym … Useful english dictionary
go like hot cakes — go/sell like hot cakes if things are going like hot cakes, people are buying a lot of them very fast. The book has only just been published and copies are already selling like hot cakes in both Britain and America. (often in continuous tenses) … New idioms dictionary
