crumpet

/ˈkrʌmpɪt/
noun
  1. A small, round, flat bread made from batter, cooked on a griddle, and usually eaten toasted with butter.
    • Crumpets are a popular breakfast item in the United Kingdom.
    • She toasted a crumpet and spread it with honey.
    • He bought a pack of crumpets from the bakery for afternoon tea.
  2. An attractive person, especially a woman (informal, dated British slang).
    • The magazine called him the crumpet of the year.
    • The film star was considered prime crumpet in the 1960s.
    • He thought she was a bit of crumpet.
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