Dictionary entry
Teacake
Pronunciation: /ˈtiːkeɪk/
Pronunciation
/ˈtiːkeɪk/
Myanmar Meaning
လက်ဖက်ရွက်များထည့်သိုရန်အိတ်။
Definition
teacake /'ti:keÇk/ n ( Brit ) လက္ဖက္ရည္ႏွင့္ေသာက္ရန္ ပူပူေႏြးေႏြး မုန္႔ျပားဝိုင္း။ toasted teacakes.
Examples
- ‘The three-packs of snowballs and caramel teacakes are being sold through petrol station forecourts and other outlets.’
- ‘Ann was delighted with a freshly-toasted teacake while I enjoyed a toasted cinnamon muffin.’
- ‘As if all this were not enough
- she also plies participants with a delicious feast of teacakes
- sandwiches
- scones and cakes created from period recipes.’
- ‘In fact
- it is a genuine snack spot with scones
- teacakes
- cakes and biscuits being the staple fare.’
- ‘Although attractively and efficiently served both the teacake and croissants came on top of serviettes.’
- ‘Or maybe a nice slice of Battenberg or a toasted teacake - anything that might allow me to occasionally get my feet under my own table.’
- ‘However tea/coffee and a scone or toasted teacake should cost under £2.50.’
- ‘Scones
- date and walnut or spiced fruit loaf are priced at £1.25 or less.’
- ‘The menu mentioned toasted teacakes
- scones
- doughnuts
- Danish pastries and flapjack.’
- ‘The teacakes are wrapped individually in foil.’
- ‘It was still early in the day so Ann opted for a toasted teacake and hot chocolate.’
- ‘For the sake of this review
- we shared a toasted teacake and a fruit scone with butter and jam.’
- ‘But there's enough coffee and teacakes to keep any man focused.’
- ‘Cake forks and serviettes were provided
- thankfully not placed under the buttered teacake!’
- ‘Scones with jam and cream cost £1.70 as did a special of a toasted teacake with a cup of tea or coffee.’
- ‘Ann was provided with both a butter packet and a sachet of Flora for her teacake.’
- ‘At a recent talk we gave
- Ann was accused of eating nothing but scones and toasted teacakes.’
- ‘Furniture endorsements
- chocolate teacakes
- bowls aficionado… life rarely gets more fulfilling than that.’
- ‘Cups of coffee start at £1.25
- teacakes are £1.20
- scones £1.50 and banana or strawberry ice cream milkshakes are £1.65.’
- ‘A toasted teacake
- scone or flapjack was an option.’