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Definition of scone - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
foodUK small cake made from flour and fatUK
- I had a scone with my tea.
2.
Utah IdahoRare UK frybread served with honey butterRare UK
- We enjoyed a scone with honey butter.
3.
- He got hit on the scone.
Images of scone
small cake made from flour and fat 
frybread served with honey butter
Expressions with scone
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small, thick cake cooked on a griddle
She made drop scone for breakfast.
Scottish scone made from potatoes and flour
I enjoyed a tattie scone with my breakfast.
crazy or insane
He must be off his scone to try that stunt.!
Origin of scone
Scots, scon (biscuit)
Terms with scone included in their meaning
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food
small soft bread similar to a scone
food
traditional scone from Yorkshire, England
northern england food
currant scone from northern England that makes a sound when cooked
Scottish food
Scottish scone made from potatoes and flour
Examples of scone in a sentence
The bakery's scones are famous in the town. The scone was delicious with honey butter. She served a scone topped with honey butter. He scratched his scone on the low ceiling. The ball bounced off his scone.
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- French:scone, beignet, ...
- German:Gebäck, Scone, ...
- Italian:scone, frittella, ...
- Spanish:bollo, scone, ...
- Portuguese:scone, bolo frito, ...
- Chinese:司康, 油炸面包, ...
- Japanese:スコーン, 揚げパン, ...
- Arabic:سكُون, خُبْز مَقْلِي, ...
- Hebrew:סְקוֹן, לֶחֶם מְטֻגָּן, ...
- Russian:булочка, скон, ...
- Ukrainian:булочка, голова, ...
- Hindi:स्कोन, तला हुआ ब्रेड, ...
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