Being "spot on" means you are right, correct.
A "spot" is also a location, so it could mean the place for cakes.
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#1 25-Apr-2011, 22:46spot on cakes
There is a cafe named "Spot on Cakes".
How does the name feel for a native speaker: cakes have been spotted or a spot for cakes or supreme quality cakes?
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#2 26-Apr-2011, 00:10Re: spot on cakes
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#3 26-Apr-2011, 00:15Re: spot on cakes
Originally Posted by susiedqq
Being "spot on" means you are right, correct.
A "spot" is also a location, so it could mean the place for cakes.
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I know that... so what does it mean? Both?
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#4 26-Apr-2011, 00:17Re: spot on cakes
Originally Posted by alikim
It's a play on words, as was explained above.
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