Eleanor Blair (lnr) wrote,
Eleanor Blair
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Poll #1164580 Dialect
Open to: All, detailed results viewable to: All. Participants: 106

How do you pronounce scone?

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As in gone
80(76.9%)
As in own
24(23.1%)
Something else (comment)
0(0.0%)

I'm familiar with these terms for a small bread product:

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roll
0(0.0%)
bun
0(0.0%)
bap
0(0.0%)
cob
0(0.0%)
scuffler
0(0.0%)
barm
0(0.0%)
other (comment)
0(0.0%)

Edit: Others so far: teacake, breadcake, farl, barmcake, batch, stottie, flour cake, stotty cake, kaiser.

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