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sally lunn

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sal·ly lunn  (sl ln)
n.
A somewhat sweet bread leavened with yeast.
[After Sally Lunn, 18th-century British baker.]
Sally Lunn [lʌn]
n
(Cookery) a flat round cake made from a sweet yeast dough, usually served hot
[said to be named after an 18th-century English baker who invented it]
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Noun1.Sally Lunn - a flat round slightly sweet teacake usually served hot
teacake - any of various small cakes or cookies often served with tea


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He congratulated himself that he had formed the plan of going to see Miss Sally Lunn this afternoon, and that, as a consequence, he had brought with him these propitiatory delicacies: he was certainly a lucky fellow; indeed, it was always likely Providence should be fonder of him than of other apprentices, and since he WAS to be interrupted, why, an idiot was preferable to any other sort of witness.
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Toto and Billina followed behind them, behaving very well, and a little way down the street they came to a handsome residence where Aunt Sally Lunn lived.
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