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Definition of Dundee cake in English: Dundee cakenoundʌnˈdiːkeɪkdənˈdi keɪk British A rich fruit cake, typically decorated on top with almonds. 〈主英〉敦提蛋糕，杏仁水果蛋糕 Example sentencesExamples - They could not afford a photographer to record their wedding day but the pair celebrated the occasion at a private reception held in a relative's house - where they dined on Dundee cake, half a pound of potted meat and pop.
- She could never abide Dundee cake and asked why couldn't it be Madeira, where her sister-in-law had just bought a time-share?
- Alternatively, I could have selected muesli cookie, Dundee cake, chocolate cake or even shortbread.
- We managed to pick up some great mixed-citrus marmalade, but missed out on the Dundee cake.
- He visited us last year and developed such a liking for Dundee cake and shortbread that he's coming back again.
- With the gulf of a division between the sides, United were able to look quite tasty at times, but for the Dens club the Dundee cake is particularly bitter at the moment.
- In addition to the cucumber sandwiches and scones, there is always the Queen's favorite Dundee cake.
- The hamper contained £100 worth of Christmas goodies including a bottle of port, nuts and a Dundee cake.
- I come from Scotland, a place that starts each year with a lump of coal, a slice of Dundee cake and a yard of vomit, so I rather love the idea of first-footing with a fish.
- Dainty sandwiches, scones and the Queen's favourite Dundee cake are served.
- The accountants had found his personal finances to be in chaos, so much so that - horror of horrors - there was no Dundee cake for tea.
- At the Unwind Centre, Christmas trees dressed up in twinkling light and Dundee cake spread goodwill as people weighed down with shawls and tottering plates of bhel puri wandered around the ‘Home Food Fest’ chewing cheerfully.
- Anyway, it turns out that underneath the marzipan and icing sugar of her gorgeous first birthday cake there lies a fine old-fashioned Dundee cake, perfect for dunking.
Definition of Dundee cake in US English: Dundee cakenoundənˈdi keɪk British A rich fruitcake, typically decorated on top with almonds. 〈主英〉敦提蛋糕，杏仁水果蛋糕 Example sentencesExamples - Alternatively, I could have selected muesli cookie, Dundee cake, chocolate cake or even shortbread.
- I come from Scotland, a place that starts each year with a lump of coal, a slice of Dundee cake and a yard of vomit, so I rather love the idea of first-footing with a fish.
- The accountants had found his personal finances to be in chaos, so much so that - horror of horrors - there was no Dundee cake for tea.
- The hamper contained £100 worth of Christmas goodies including a bottle of port, nuts and a Dundee cake.
- In addition to the cucumber sandwiches and scones, there is always the Queen's favorite Dundee cake.
- Anyway, it turns out that underneath the marzipan and icing sugar of her gorgeous first birthday cake there lies a fine old-fashioned Dundee cake, perfect for dunking.
- Dainty sandwiches, scones and the Queen's favourite Dundee cake are served.
- She could never abide Dundee cake and asked why couldn't it be Madeira, where her sister-in-law had just bought a time-share?
- He visited us last year and developed such a liking for Dundee cake and shortbread that he's coming back again.
- With the gulf of a division between the sides, United were able to look quite tasty at times, but for the Dens club the Dundee cake is particularly bitter at the moment.
- At the Unwind Centre, Christmas trees dressed up in twinkling light and Dundee cake spread goodwill as people weighed down with shawls and tottering plates of bhel puri wandered around the ‘Home Food Fest’ chewing cheerfully.
- We managed to pick up some great mixed-citrus marmalade, but missed out on the Dundee cake.
- They could not afford a photographer to record their wedding day but the pair celebrated the occasion at a private reception held in a relative's house - where they dined on Dundee cake, half a pound of potted meat and pop.
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