simnel
noun
in England,
- a kind of bread or roll formerly prepared by boiling, or boiling and baking
- a rich fruitcake traditionally eaten in mid-Lent or at Easter or Christmas
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(sĭmˈnəl)
noun Chiefly British - A crisp bread made of fine wheat flour.
- A rich fruitcake sometimes covered with almond paste and traditionally eaten at mid-Lent, Easter, and Christmas.
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