scone

He stopped at a deli for an ice coffee and a scone and moved on, passing a farmers market.

Toward the end of February, Claire invited Laurie over to her house for coffee and scones.

But often Christie found the scone superfluous, and just ate the cream by the spoonful instead.

What about the scone, or the biscotti, or the lowly mandelbrot?

Already the country was in eager expectation, and Bruce and the Bishop proceeded boldly to Scone.

Salemina always describes a Scotch scone as an aspiring but unsuccessful soda-biscuit of the New England sort.

"Presently, dearie, but you must drink your tea and eat this little bit of scone first," Mrs. Ross said.

Kenneth, the second son of Alpin, having enlarged his dominions by the conquest of the Picts, transferred the stone to Scone.

I ordered a glass of cold milk and a scone for myself and a pint of hot milk to replenish baby's bottle.