bannock noun a round, flat, thickish cake of oatmeal, barley, pease or flour, baked on a girdle
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who stole your bannock? why are you so sad?:
Who's stolen your bannock today Bryce? That's no a holiday face you're wearin'. etymology: Scots; northern Middle English; bannok, Old English bannuc; compare Gaelic forms bonnach, bannach which are probably from Scots; attested by BS in TDITA, BW and DW note: The more common Scots phrase is ‘who stole your scone?’