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Meanings of scone in English

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Usage of scone in English
1
Never mind the great scone divide, which we were discussing here yesterday.
The Irish Times
2
His life was dear to him, but a soda scone considerably dearer.
The Lilac Sunbonnet: A Love Story
3
Whisk the second egg and lightly brush the surface of each scone.
The South African
4
For a quintessentially Irish treat, nothing beats a freshly baked, fluffy scone.
The Irish Times
5
Rage obeyed, trying not to laugh as Billy gulped down the scone.
Winter door
6
He had not the heart to eat the scone Kathleen gave him.
Dogsbody
7
Cate could feel the chewed-up scone sitting in her stomach like cement.
Sloane Sisters
8
I didn't know how to pronounce 'scone' or 'past' or 'Towcester' or 'Slough'.
Notes from a Small Island
9
Here is a three-ingredient scone recipe that literally takes three minutes.
The South African
10
The scone recipes are ones I have had in my family.
Reuters
11
Jennie dropped with a crash, the warm scone still grasped in her fingers.
Buttered Side Down: Stories
12
If you have scone cutters, they come in handy in this simple recipe.
The Irish Times
13
Can a scone be light as a billowing cloud yet exude buttery tastiness?
News.com.au
14
The choice of liquid can also profoundly affect the flavor of a scone.
The cook's illustrated how-to-cook library
15
Viola fed the last crumbs of her scone to Jake as she left.
The irish devil
16
Shooting Jamie a droll look, Ian helped himself to another scone.
The devil wears plaid
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United States of America
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