Scone

What do we mean by scone?

A small, rich, biscuitlike pastry or quick bread, sometimes baked on a griddle. noun

Yeast bread dough, deep-fried and served with honey and butter or with a savory filling. noun

See stone. noun

A soft cake (resembling the biscuit of the United States, but of various shapes and sizes) made from dough of barley-meal or of wheat-flour, raised with bicarbonate of soda or with yeast, and “fired” on a griddle. noun

A cake, thinner than a bannock, made of wheat or barley or oat meal. noun

A small, rich, pastry or quick bread, sometimes baked on a griddle noun

Frybread served with honey butter spread on the cooked bread noun

To hit, especially on the head. verb

Small biscuit (rich with cream and eggs) cut into diamonds or sticks and baked in an oven or (especially originally) on a griddle noun

A small, rich, pastry or quick bread, sometimes baked on a griddle.

(Utah) Frybread served with honey butter spread on it.

The head.

Words that are spelled similarly to scone:
scone, stone, score, scope, scene, cone, sconce, shone, sone, scane, saone, scole, slone, scoke, scon, scode, icone, scote, scoe, skone, schone, scène, scove, scne, sc�ne, acone.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word scone:
scones, griddle, clotted, savoury, rewind, girdle, thistle, perth, augustinian, abbey, moray, scots, coronation, itinerant, moot, priory, stirling, singleton, rightful, alba, noisy, swore, destiny, macbeth, crowned, hunter, potato, baked, scotland, dunbar, aberdeen, palace, westminster, bishopric, andrews, scottish, shire, fife, bread, sire, dundee, stud, newcastle, tara, viscount, nobles, gaelic, thoroughbred, kings, cromwell, reformation, inauguration, stone, cooked, cream, granddaughter, wales, jam, dwarf, heir, murray, edinburgh, meadows, witnessed, prominence, monarchy, sandstone, tea, charter, edward, margaret, mac, bruce, reign, alexander, cheese, medieval, sarah, grammar, earl, advocate, raf, ceremony, ceremonies, duncan, douglas, crown, bishop, milk, sydney, castle, horse, stakes, stolen, attraction, wallace, parliament, significance, upper, ages.

Words that rhyme with scone:
bone, zone, stone, tone, loan, prone, drone, phone, own, hone, condone, alone, milestone, fone, cone, cornerstone, postpone, hormone, homophone, known, touchstone, atone, moan, capstone, cyclone, roan, anemone, groan, throne, backbone, telephone, lone, shone, crone, chaperone, bemoan, clone, ozone, keystone, unknown, mon, microphone, blown, intone, disown, flown, monotone, cologne, limestone, shown, acetone, xylophone, silicone, overtone, testosterone, joan, moonstone, baritone, grown, saxophone, sharon, undertone, homegrown, allophone, gemstone, rhinestone, rhone, tombstone, sown, let alone, cicerone, thrown, sloan, leone, brownstone, capone, whetstone, francophone, argonne, lodestone, earphone, megaphone, t-bone, collarbone, sewn, well known, gladstone, overthrown, pheromone, millstone, simone, headstone, mone, overblown, jawbone, trombone, cobblestone, rone, headphone, cortisone.

Adjectives that are often used to describe scone:
buttered, hot, last, second, warm, whole, little, large, fresh, old, currant, third, small, baked, english, sweet, single, homemade, meal, scotch, dry, nice, huge, final, flat, ordinary, scottish, thick, busy.

Consonant match to scone:
skin, scan, skein, skene, skean, skeen, schene, skain, schoon.

Words that sound like scone:
scone, skin, scan, skein, skeen, scon, skene, skun, sken, schoon, skan, skane, skon, scoon, skean, skain, skeine, scheme, scam, scum, sown, sewn, skim, scones, sking, cion, sco, sgo, sogn, skn, skum, schem, skeme, sko, skem, scoe, soan, scame, cko, scem, saone, scom, sowne, scumm, skone, soane, tsco, scomm, okon, sky high, sane, san, scanner, sain, askin, cyan, scant, cine, sawn, scanned, scathe, scans, cin, cen, sca, saine, cka, scatch, cyn, cene, sanne, cne, cien, erskine, sayn, saan, sahn, psion, sakon, scarn, sawin, scand, sakin, cyon, ascian, saen, erskin, eskin, cinn, sahne, sann, cyne, cein, ask in, oscan, scana, iskcon, ceann, cnh, escon.