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scone

[skohn, skon] / skoʊn, skɒn /


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She takes me to a matinee of The Nutcracker, and then we eat scones and mini sandwiches at the teahouse downtown.

From Literature

And she watched all four episodes again that night, when she hosted a watch party for her friends with finger sandwiches, scones and tea.

From BBC

Colin leaves to retrieve the scone, and I quickly run my hands along the bar, feeling for a piece of cutlery or any sort of lock-popping instrument.

From Literature

When we finally do reach the top, Babs unzips her backpack and offers a thermos of tea and a bag of scones all around.

From Literature

Mrs. Clarke spread a fat dollop of clotted cream on her scone.

From Literature