cottage loaves
cottage loaves is the plural of cottage loaf.
Meaning of cottage loaf
Noun
cottage loaf (plural cottage loaves)
- A traditional English loaf of bread shaped like two round loaves, one on top of the other.
- “This piece of toast. You remark him not?” He whipped the offender out of the rack, and held it up for me to examine. “Is it square? No. Is it a triangle? Again no. Is it even round? No. Is it of any shape remotely pleasing to the eye? What symmetry have we here? None.” “It’s cut from a cottage...1923, Agatha Christie, The Murder on the Links
Questions about cottage loaves
- What is cottage loaves the plural of?
- Cottage loaves is the plural of cottage loaf.
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