havercake
/ˈheɪvəkeɪk/In later use chiefly English regional (northern ) and Scottish
noun
An oatcake; (now) especially a (kind of) large, thin oatcake baked on a griddle and dried.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in William Langland (c1325–c1390), poet. From haver + cake.
- laxness
- lay
- lay about
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- lay a charge
- lay a finger on someone
- Layamon
- lay an egg
- lay a (or the) ghost
- layaway
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- lay brother
- lay-by
- lay claim to
- laydee
- lay down (one's) arms
- lay down one's arms (or weapons)
- lay down one's life
- lay down the law
- layer
- layer cake
- layer cut
- layer dressing
- layering
- layer-out