Bake and shake
bake and shake
noun phrase
A search, esp a body search for narcotics (1980s+)
verb phrase
To cremate a body and scatter the ashes: It’s going to be tough to bake and shake that guy; he must weight 400 pounds
[1990s+; slang variation on a brand name of prebaking food coatings]
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