Converse of object

• bake: We all have fond memories of freshly baked scones every morning at coffee time.

• butter: I'm sure I spotted Her Majesty buttering the scones!

• serve: Tea and scones served at your table is a sure way to unwind and appreciate Pinter's important and too little-known poetry.

• eat: Two large, middle-aged women were eating scones with quiet determination.

• make: Precious memories of a dear gran, making scones with the angels now.

• include: Breakfast includes scones baked daily in the Aga oven.

Adjective modifier

• homemade: Anne of Cleves, the tearoom on Fore Street, makes a fine cream tea with homemade scones a specialty.

• home-made: Come and meet friends and enjoy a break in your shopping for fresh coffee, home-made scones and a bring & buy stall.

• warm: Home baking varies from warm scones, jam & cream to home made carrot cake with lemon icing.

• fresh: Our guests are assured of a warm welcome after their journey with tea and fresh scones.

• hot: Tea and hot scones are always served on arrival.

Modifies a noun

• palace: Scone Palace - Scone is a place that breathes history like nowhere else in Scotland.

Noun used with modifier

• tattie: Breakfast was a plate of plenty ( excluding only tattie scones ) and the rich birdlife of the garden provided most of the entertainment.

• potato: I don't think you guys get potato scones down South ( ?

• cheese: Strawberries & cream, stalls, home made cakes and famous cheese scones, raffle, tombola, children's stalls.

• cream: The speakers were interesting and the unexpected cream scones were a bonus!

• fruit: Have tea breads, and plain or fruit scones, instead of sugary cakes and biscuits.

• drop: Only recently I got rid of the sturdy griddle Mom placed on the stove to make drop scones.

Preposition: with

• jam: Two teas and two scones with jam and clotted cream.

Preposition: for

• tea: Mary Prince would also appreciate any donations of scones for cream teas at Haresfield House over the weekend.