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scone

/skɒn/

/skoʊn/

Translations

sconenoun

scones

/skɒn/

/skoʊn/

She enjoyed a warm scone with clotted cream and jam during afternoon tea.

Elle a dégusté un scone chaud avec de la crème caillée et de la confiture pendant le thé de l'après-midi.

Additional translations

cabocheFamilier.

Synonyms

sconeadjective

/skɒn/ or /skəʊn/

/skoʊn/

Used attributively in combinations such as “scone dough”, “scone mix”.

Additional translations

sconeEmploi adjectival rare; souvent rendu par une tournure avec « de » en français.

sconenoun

A small, lightly sweetened biscuit-like cake made from flour, fat, and milk, typically served with tea.

She enjoyed a warm scone with clotted cream and jam during afternoon tea.

Slang. The human head.

He banged his scone on the low doorway.

sconeadjective

Relating to or characteristic of scones.

She experimented with a new scone recipe that required chilled butter.