Does anybody know the origin of the word pattycake? - pattycake - in training
This is a variant of "Pat a Cake", a description of what the man is not in the work of Baker.
Pat a Cake Pat Cakes
Baker's Man
Bake me a cake as fast as possible.
Pat and Mark puncture with a B
Put in the oven for baby and me.
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Friday, February 12, 2010
Pattycake - In Training Does Anybody Know The Origin Of The Word Pattycake?
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Pattycake is a game of tennis is also known as cake Patt teaches children in preschool age, and so known.
Bob Hope and Bing Crosby used to clap while the words, slobbering person you run into problems.
Unfortunately, yes, it's one of those things that you heard about the history of the canal and for some reason it sticks in my head. Back fried eons ago, when the Dutch, if I remember correctly, are the cakes of the dough down pat, with rounds of dough back and forth, falling from hand to hand and took the name pattiecakes. Some time later, when the parents play with their children Pattycake clapped his hand to develop similar to the cake. In fact, it should read pattypie.
Funny stick, like the superfluous things in your mind. At least, was the answer to your question.:)
Solly well done.
Pat a cake, cake is not Patty.
This word means to fight together. It is a game for kids =) As originally I think everyone can tell, because every nation has the same type of game for children, but they call it differently. I am from Russia, we call this game so "Ладушки (Ladushky).
I hope that helped a little =)
Have a nice day =)
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