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slice of the cake slice of the cakeA portion of the money or profits that are being shared by everyone involved in generating them. The employees applauded when the boss announced that everyone was getting a slice of the cake in the form of a holiday bonus.See also: cake, of, sliceslice of the cakea share of something. There's not much work around and so everyone must be content with a slice of the cake. The company makes huge profits and the workers want a slice of the cake.See also: cake, of, slicea slice of the cake a share of the benefits or profits. informal 1991 Robert Reiner Chief Constables Perhaps it's because they're such good spenders that our slice of the cake is sufficient for all we want. See also: cake, of, slicea share/slice of the ˈcake (British English) (American English a piece/share/slice of the ˈpie) a share of the benefits or profits: Third-world countries are discovering how their natural resources have been exploited by the rest of the world and now they want a bigger slice of the cake.See also: cake, of, share, slice |