1. plural of cakehole; the mouth (British informal, often used humorously or dismissively)
Usage: informal; British English; often used in the phrase 'shut your cakehole'
2. plural of cakehole; a small opening or compartment in a wall or structure, historically used for storing cakes or provisions
Usage: archaic; British English

Examples

• He told the children to shut their cakeholes and listen to the teacher.
• The old bakery had several cakeholes built into the kitchen wall for storing fresh bread.
• She couldn't resist opening her cakehole to make a sarcastic comment.
• The medieval cottage still had its original cakeholes preserved in the stone walls.
• Stop running your cakehole and pay attention!