biffin Antonyms
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Meaning of biffin
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biffin (n.)
A sort of apple peculiar to Norfolk, Eng.
A baked apple pressed down into a flat, round cake; a dried apple.
biffin Sentence Examples
- The orchard boasted rows of biffin trees, their branches heavy with ripe, aromatic fruit.
- Grandma's homemade biffin pie was a cherished family recipe, passed down through generations.
- The crisp sweetness of a freshly picked biffin apple was unmatched by any store-bought variety.
- The children eagerly gathered biffins from the ground, excited to help with the harvest.
- In the fairy tale, the protagonist encountered a wise old biffin who guided them on their quest.
- The cider made from biffins had a unique flavor profile, blending notes of tartness and sweetness.
- The market stall displayed an array of colorful biffins, tempting passersby with their enticing aroma.
- Legend had it that eating a biffin before bed brought vivid dreams and good luck.
- The baker used biffins to make a delectable autumnal pie, perfect for the harvest festival.
- With their golden hue and fragrant flesh, biffins were prized among connoisseurs of fine fruit.
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A sort of apple peculiar to Norfolk, Eng., A baked apple pressed down into a flat, round cake; a dried apple.
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The orchard boasted rows of biffin trees, their branches heavy with ripe, aromatic fruit.
Grandma's homemade biffin pie was a cherished family recipe, passed down through generations.
The crisp sweetness of a freshly picked biffin apple was unmatched by any store-bought variety.
The children eagerly gathered biffins from the ground, excited to help with the harvest.
