How to use seedcake in a sentence
"There's always plenty of seed-cake here," whispered the duke, finding a place beside Nina at tea.
The Tigress | Anne WarnerHe accepts a glass of the grape juice and an anise-seed cake, for this plant is grown in Malta for export.
Miss Caprice | St. George RathborneThe export of cotton seed cake instead of meal had greatly increased since 1904.
Railroads: Rates and Regulations | William Z. RipleyCome in from the garden and offer your new little English sister a seed cake.
Boys and Girls of Colonial Days | Carolyn Sherwin BaileyIt is a product of the cotton oil factories and is obtained by grinding the cotton seed cake from which the oil has been pressed.
The First Book of Farming | Charles L. Goodrich
British Dictionary definitions for seedcake
/ (ˈsiːdˌkeɪk) /
a sweet cake flavoured with caraway seeds and lemon rind or essence
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