farl
- noun
- /fɑːl/
- UK
- She spread butter on her warm farl at breakfast.
- soda farl
Examples
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A traditional Irish breakfast often includes a farl alongside eggs and bacon.
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I had a delicious farl with my breakfast.
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He enjoyed a potato farl with his morning tea.
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The baker made fresh farls this morning.
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For breakfast, she toasted a piece of farl and spread butter on it.
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He enjoyed his farl with baked beans and sausage for a hearty meal.
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In the café, they served a traditional Irish breakfast that included a warm farl.
Synonyms
A small, round, flat bread sliced in half and toasted
A flat round bread made from oats or barley and cooked on a hot pan
Surface Forms
Etymology
Farl comes from an old word fardel meaning 'a fourth part', because people usually cut this flat bread into four pieces, so a farl is a scone cut into four parts.