Definition of flapjack in English:

flapjack

noun ˈflapdʒakˈflæpˌdʒæk

1British A sweet dense cake made from oats, golden syrup, and melted butter, served in rectangles.
Example sentencesExamples
- After a quick stop for lunch rounded off by Carol's home-made flapjacks (a meal in themselves), we spent the remainder of the afternoon walking in the forest.
- After our exertions, we decided to head for the restaurant for a hot drink and flapjacks before heading for home.
- As a treat, you can put in a slice of a wholesome flapjack, a cheese scone or date slice.
- Heck, back when I was a kid coffee shops were places you could get flapjacks in.
- A toasted teacake, scone or flapjack was an option.
- They are also a welcome addition to carrot cakes, fruit loaves, flapjacks and savoury grains like couscous.
- Cakes and gateaux ranged from flapjack to fresh apple pie.
- The menu mentioned toasted teacakes, scones, doughnuts, Danish pastries and flapjack.
- Mary and Chris served tea and a selection of home made flapjack and buns.
- I make a flapjack that is naturally sweet so he could feed his cravings.
- Gingerbread and flapjacks had just emerged, treacle scones were about to go in.
- Among the tasty treats to make the menu were high fibre flapjacks, smoothies, raspberry and blackcurrant muffins and fresh berry tarts.
- He turned to go, then added, ‘and don't touch my flapjack!’
- A friend came round for dinner and arrived clutching a batch of freshly made - if a little burnt - flapjacks.
- She's, as promised, buying me flapjacks and coffee.
- And with fairy cakes, flapjacks, fruit loaves and flans, the cookery categories offered a mouth-watering selection.
- There are nicely-iced fruit cakes, scones, flapjacks and other mouthwatering delicacies.
- And for people who never have time to catch a good filling meal I am led to believe we may even have flapjacks for sale.
- Make a batch of flapjacks on Sunday and wrap them individually so they last all week.
- In fact, I'm now wanting fruit where I used to want chocolate and flapjacks.
2North American A pancake.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a must for anyone who loves pancakes or flapjacks as they call them.
- She's probably got the table set and the flapjacks and bacon and eggs ready to go on the table.
- It was Johnny who would smother his waffles, or flapjacks, in butter and maple syrup.
- Perhaps, after coffee and some flapjacks inside them, they would feel much better.
- She removed several flapjacks from the center without disturbing the stack.
- In the middle of all this was a large chuck wagon already cooking up eggs, sausage, flapjacks and plenty of hot coffee.
- I guess flapjacks are patriotic enough to start the day, because today I'm celebrating being an American.
- The Mandarin-duck pancakes, a Sunday special, are hardly worth the effort: They're just more crispy duck with thin flapjacks.
- Paige laughed as Dean held the charcoal looking flapjack in his hand.
- Rather, they'll be gobbling down flapjacks at a new International House of Pancakes.
- Glumly, Hoss pushed a piece of breakfast sausage around his plate, sopping up the excess maple syrup that had puddled over from his flapjacks.
- Tony always did make the best flapjacks this side of the Rio Grande.
- In the morning, I'll have bacon and flapjacks, take a short hike with my camera and then wake from the dream.
- No sooner had she entered the kitchen then she returned with a tray full of steaming bowls of hot cereal with maple sugar, flapjacks, waffles, eggs and milk.
- A rusty, dismantled bicycle lay mute in another; the wheels were bent out of shape, and the tires were flatter than flapjacks.
- The ad points that out, then claims he carves his own bats and eats hundreds of flapjacks for breakfasts.
- She didn't even hesitate to wait before she began dumping the syrup I had left out on her stack of flapjacks.
- The fare was simple, nothing more than gruel and sometimes flapjacks, but it was filling.
- Just as some foods will help you zonk out, others will make you flip like a flapjack all night.
- When not making flapjacks, Nuku Nuku switches into tactical mode and mows down robots in the streets of Tokyo.

Origin

Early 17th century (in sense 2): from flap (in the dialect sense 'toss a pancake') + jack¹; sense 1 dates from the 1930s and is probably a regional coinage.

Definition of flapjack in US English:

flapjack

nounˈflæpˌdʒækˈflapˌjak

North American

A pancake.
Example sentencesExamples
- The fare was simple, nothing more than gruel and sometimes flapjacks, but it was filling.
- Rather, they'll be gobbling down flapjacks at a new International House of Pancakes.
- It was Johnny who would smother his waffles, or flapjacks, in butter and maple syrup.
- Just as some foods will help you zonk out, others will make you flip like a flapjack all night.
- The ad points that out, then claims he carves his own bats and eats hundreds of flapjacks for breakfasts.
- It is a must for anyone who loves pancakes or flapjacks as they call them.
- She's probably got the table set and the flapjacks and bacon and eggs ready to go on the table.
- Paige laughed as Dean held the charcoal looking flapjack in his hand.
- In the morning, I'll have bacon and flapjacks, take a short hike with my camera and then wake from the dream.
- A rusty, dismantled bicycle lay mute in another; the wheels were bent out of shape, and the tires were flatter than flapjacks.
- Tony always did make the best flapjacks this side of the Rio Grande.
- Glumly, Hoss pushed a piece of breakfast sausage around his plate, sopping up the excess maple syrup that had puddled over from his flapjacks.
- She didn't even hesitate to wait before she began dumping the syrup I had left out on her stack of flapjacks.
- In the middle of all this was a large chuck wagon already cooking up eggs, sausage, flapjacks and plenty of hot coffee.
- Perhaps, after coffee and some flapjacks inside them, they would feel much better.
- I guess flapjacks are patriotic enough to start the day, because today I'm celebrating being an American.
- When not making flapjacks, Nuku Nuku switches into tactical mode and mows down robots in the streets of Tokyo.
- She removed several flapjacks from the center without disturbing the stack.
- The Mandarin-duck pancakes, a Sunday special, are hardly worth the effort: They're just more crispy duck with thin flapjacks.
- No sooner had she entered the kitchen then she returned with a tray full of steaming bowls of hot cereal with maple sugar, flapjacks, waffles, eggs and milk.

Origin

Early 17th century (in flapjack (sense 2 of the noun)): from flap (in the dialect sense ‘toss a pancake’) + jack; sense 1 dates from the 1930s and is probably a regional coinage.

单词	flapjack
释义	Definition of flapjack in English: flapjack noun ˈflapdʒakˈflæpˌdʒæk 1British A sweet dense cake made from oats, golden syrup, and melted butter, served in rectangles. Example sentencesExamples After a quick stop for lunch rounded off by Carol's home-made flapjacks (a meal in themselves), we spent the remainder of the afternoon walking in the forest. After our exertions, we decided to head for the restaurant for a hot drink and flapjacks before heading for home. As a treat, you can put in a slice of a wholesome flapjack, a cheese scone or date slice. Heck, back when I was a kid coffee shops were places you could get flapjacks in. A toasted teacake, scone or flapjack was an option. They are also a welcome addition to carrot cakes, fruit loaves, flapjacks and savoury grains like couscous. Cakes and gateaux ranged from flapjack to fresh apple pie. The menu mentioned toasted teacakes, scones, doughnuts, Danish pastries and flapjack. Mary and Chris served tea and a selection of home made flapjack and buns. I make a flapjack that is naturally sweet so he could feed his cravings. Gingerbread and flapjacks had just emerged, treacle scones were about to go in. Among the tasty treats to make the menu were high fibre flapjacks, smoothies, raspberry and blackcurrant muffins and fresh berry tarts. He turned to go, then added, ‘and don't touch my flapjack!’ A friend came round for dinner and arrived clutching a batch of freshly made - if a little burnt - flapjacks. She's, as promised, buying me flapjacks and coffee. And with fairy cakes, flapjacks, fruit loaves and flans, the cookery categories offered a mouth-watering selection. There are nicely-iced fruit cakes, scones, flapjacks and other mouthwatering delicacies. And for people who never have time to catch a good filling meal I am led to believe we may even have flapjacks for sale. Make a batch of flapjacks on Sunday and wrap them individually so they last all week. In fact, I'm now wanting fruit where I used to want chocolate and flapjacks. 2North American A pancake. Example sentencesExamples It is a must for anyone who loves pancakes or flapjacks as they call them. She's probably got the table set and the flapjacks and bacon and eggs ready to go on the table. It was Johnny who would smother his waffles, or flapjacks, in butter and maple syrup. Perhaps, after coffee and some flapjacks inside them, they would feel much better. She removed several flapjacks from the center without disturbing the stack. In the middle of all this was a large chuck wagon already cooking up eggs, sausage, flapjacks and plenty of hot coffee. I guess flapjacks are patriotic enough to start the day, because today I'm celebrating being an American. The Mandarin-duck pancakes, a Sunday special, are hardly worth the effort: They're just more crispy duck with thin flapjacks. Paige laughed as Dean held the charcoal looking flapjack in his hand. Rather, they'll be gobbling down flapjacks at a new International House of Pancakes. Glumly, Hoss pushed a piece of breakfast sausage around his plate, sopping up the excess maple syrup that had puddled over from his flapjacks. Tony always did make the best flapjacks this side of the Rio Grande. In the morning, I'll have bacon and flapjacks, take a short hike with my camera and then wake from the dream. No sooner had she entered the kitchen then she returned with a tray full of steaming bowls of hot cereal with maple sugar, flapjacks, waffles, eggs and milk. A rusty, dismantled bicycle lay mute in another; the wheels were bent out of shape, and the tires were flatter than flapjacks. The ad points that out, then claims he carves his own bats and eats hundreds of flapjacks for breakfasts. She didn't even hesitate to wait before she began dumping the syrup I had left out on her stack of flapjacks. The fare was simple, nothing more than gruel and sometimes flapjacks, but it was filling. Just as some foods will help you zonk out, others will make you flip like a flapjack all night. When not making flapjacks, Nuku Nuku switches into tactical mode and mows down robots in the streets of Tokyo. Origin Early 17th century (in sense 2): from flap (in the dialect sense 'toss a pancake') + jack¹; sense 1 dates from the 1930s and is probably a regional coinage. Definition of flapjack in US English: flapjack nounˈflæpˌdʒækˈflapˌjak North American A pancake. Example sentencesExamples The fare was simple, nothing more than gruel and sometimes flapjacks, but it was filling. Rather, they'll be gobbling down flapjacks at a new International House of Pancakes. It was Johnny who would smother his waffles, or flapjacks, in butter and maple syrup. Just as some foods will help you zonk out, others will make you flip like a flapjack all night. The ad points that out, then claims he carves his own bats and eats hundreds of flapjacks for breakfasts. It is a must for anyone who loves pancakes or flapjacks as they call them. She's probably got the table set and the flapjacks and bacon and eggs ready to go on the table. Paige laughed as Dean held the charcoal looking flapjack in his hand. In the morning, I'll have bacon and flapjacks, take a short hike with my camera and then wake from the dream. A rusty, dismantled bicycle lay mute in another; the wheels were bent out of shape, and the tires were flatter than flapjacks. Tony always did make the best flapjacks this side of the Rio Grande. Glumly, Hoss pushed a piece of breakfast sausage around his plate, sopping up the excess maple syrup that had puddled over from his flapjacks. She didn't even hesitate to wait before she began dumping the syrup I had left out on her stack of flapjacks. In the middle of all this was a large chuck wagon already cooking up eggs, sausage, flapjacks and plenty of hot coffee. Perhaps, after coffee and some flapjacks inside them, they would feel much better. I guess flapjacks are patriotic enough to start the day, because today I'm celebrating being an American. When not making flapjacks, Nuku Nuku switches into tactical mode and mows down robots in the streets of Tokyo. She removed several flapjacks from the center without disturbing the stack. The Mandarin-duck pancakes, a Sunday special, are hardly worth the effort: They're just more crispy duck with thin flapjacks. No sooner had she entered the kitchen then she returned with a tray full of steaming bowls of hot cereal with maple sugar, flapjacks, waffles, eggs and milk. Origin Early 17th century (in flapjack (sense 2 of the noun)): from flap (in the dialect sense ‘toss a pancake’) + jack; sense 1 dates from the 1930s and is probably a regional coinage.
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