brack
/brak
/noun Irish
A cake or bun containing dried fruit.Mugs of tea surreptitiously laced with whiskey were handed around while biscuits, cakes and bracks, compliments of O'Hara's of Foxford, were as plentiful as confetti at a wedding....
- Business was brisk and it wasn't long before the customers departed, bearing away the delicious cakes, tarts, mince pies, bread and bracks together with other miscellaneous goods.
- Afterwards the congregation was invited to the assembly hall where the ladies served up a wonderful tea with all sorts of cakes, brack and home-made biscuits.
Origin
Shortening of barmbrack.
Rhymes
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- trull
- trullo
- truly
- Truman Doctrine
- Truman, Harry S.
- Trumbull
- Trumbull, John
- trumeau
- trump
- trump card
- Trump, Donald
- trumped-up
- trumpery
- trumpet
- trumpet call
- trumpet creeper
- trumpeter
- ethnically
- ethnically clean
- ethnically cleanse
- ethnically cleansed
- ethnic cleanser
- ethnic cleansing
- ethnic group