Use of the word scone in a sentence example

scone

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I got a tasty scone to eat at my Aunt's bakery shop. [noun]

"Think how long it must have taken her to write it," Dean continued as he munched on a scone and glanced over her shoulder. [noun]

Bannock, a scone. [noun]

On the first of January, one thousand six hundred and fifty-one, the Scottish people crowned him at Scone. [Please select]

"Like Macbeth, he has done his murder and is on his way to be crowned at Scone." [Please select]

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

These murders did not shriek out, and Macbeth was crowned at Scone. [Please select]

Under the seat is the "Stone of Scone," said to have been once used by the patriarch Jacob. [Please select]

Scone, with its sacred stone, being so near Perth and the Highlands, was perilous, and the coronation of James II. [Please select]

Charles had been crowned at Scone on January 1, again signing the Covenants. [Please select]

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

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