Scone is valid Scrabble Word

Is scone a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
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Is scone valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

5 letters word
7 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for SCONE in dictionary:

NOUN:

a flattish, usually round or quadrant-shaped plain cake of dough, baked on a griddle or in an oven
an ancient Scottish settlement to the north of Perth, where the kings of medieval Scotland were crowned on the Stone of Destiny.
small plain cake baked in an oven or on a griddle
A cake, thinner than a bannock, made of wheat or barley or oat meal.
small biscuit (rich with cream and eggs) cut into diamonds or sticks and baked in an oven or (especially originally) on a griddle

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a flat, round cake

Words related to SCONE

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Words that contain SCONE

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How to use SCONE in a sentence

It was, as a matter of fact, the work of Atkinson, who in the first years of the nineteenth century built Scone, Abbotsford, and Taymouth Castle.
It may be that lunching on scone and milk does in itself make for milder ways of thinking.
We found the handsome Swiss hotel recently built there, full of tourists who had come to enjoy the scone, but the morning clouds hid every thing.
He returned by a different route, bringing back with him from Scone the stone on which the Scots kings had been wont to sit at their coronation.
In central Scotland the justiciar barely escaped capture, while holding his court at Scone.
The support of the two bishops enabled Bruce to be crowned on March 25 at Scone.
A few weeks later, on September 24, Balliol was crowned King of Scots at Scone by the Bishop of Dunkeld.
The Great Council met at Scone in April, 1286, and appointed six Guardians of the Kingdom.
He was crowned at Scone on September 24th, 1332, and unreservedly acknowledged himself the vassal of the King of England.
The destruction of religious buildings continued, although Knox did his endeavour to save the palace of Scone.

On January 1st, 1651, he was crowned at Scone, and in the following summer he took up a position near Stirling, with Leslie as commander of his army.
Doubtless, unlike Macduff, he was present at Scone to see the new king invested.
They were as large as an English scone, and cost two cash apiece, that is to say, for one shilling I could buy twenty dozen.
Kenneth, the second son of Alpin, having enlarged his dominions by the conquest of the Picts, transferred the stone to Scone.
The intended humiliation or penance of the king was changed into the ceremony of his coronation, which was performed at Scone with great pomp and solemnity.
Especially disquieting had been what had occurred at Scone immediately after the surrender of Perth.
Salemina always describes a Scotch scone as an aspiring but unsuccessful soda-biscuit of the New England sort.
She even excitedly giggled at the comparison of Emmy with a scone.
So Emmy became a scone, with not too many currents in it.
On September 24, Edward Balliol was crowned King at Scone.
The new king, with Angus for his Governor, Argyll for his Chancellor, and with the Kers and Hepburns in office, was crowned at Scone about June 25, 1488.
Charles had been crowned at Scone on January 1, again signing the Covenants.

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