Crossword-Solution: PIKELETS 8 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 14

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Poet’s word, with inverted comma, for the end of the day
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Hint 1 meaning
The old plural of Eye.
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NEE
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But I've quite forgiven her; and to-morrow I'll let her see I can make pikelets as well as her mother; and we'll have out the three china cups; only grandfather and little Nan must have common ones.
Fern's Hollow Hesba Stretton 2005
She was not at all satisfied in her own mind that she was doing right; but Bess had met her at a neighbour's house, where she was boasting of her skill in making pikelets, and she had been drawn out by her sneers and mocking to give her a kind of challenge to come and taste them.
Fern's Hollow Hesba Stretton 2005
Jerome herself could not deny that Janet was a very pretty-spoken woman: ‘She al’ys says, she niver gets sich pikelets as mine nowhere; I know that very well--other folks buy ’em at shops--thick, unwholesome things, you might as well eat a sponge.’ The sight of little Lizzie often stirred in Janet’s mind a sense of the childlessness which had made a fatal blank in her life.
Scenes of Clerical Life George Eliot 2006
And she said how beautiful the tea was, and how beautiful the toast, and how beautiful the strawberry-jam, and how beautiful the pikelets.
Clayhanger Arnold Bennett 2007
The novel signal of an accepted love was duly discovered by James Cheshire on his gate-post, when he issued forth at day-break, and that evening he was sitting at tea with Jane and Nancy in the little cottage, having brought in his cart a basket of eggs, apples, fresh butter, and a pile of the richest pikelets (crumpets), country pikelets, very different to town-made ones, for tea.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Volume 1, No. 2, July, 1850. Various 2010