pone

[ pohn ]

/ poʊn /

noun South Midland and Southern U.S.

Also called pone bread . a baked or fried bread usually made of cornmeal.

a loaf or oval-shaped cake of any type of bread, especially cornbread.

Origin of pone

An Americanism dating back to 1605–15; from Virginia Algonquian (English spelling) apones, appoans, poan, from Proto-Algonquian apwa·n (unattested) “thing roasted or baked”

Words nearby pone

Pondoland, pond scum, pond-skater, pond snail, pondweed, pone, pong, ponga, pongee, pongid, Pongidae

Definition for pone (2 of 2)

pone²

[ pohn ]

/ poʊn /

noun Cards.

the player on the dealer's right.Compare eldest hand.

the player who opposes the dealer in a game with two players.

Origin of pone

1885–90; <Latin pōne, 2nd person singular imperative of pōnere to place

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Example sentences from the Web for pone

Without delay I hied me to the kitchen, and begged a cold sausage and a pone of corn-bread from Aunt 'Ritta.
When Grandmamma Was New|Marion Harland
Then the burly man shoved in a pone of cornbread and a pan of water.
Frank of Freedom Hill|Samuel A. Derieux
Little was said until breakfast was ready—a quick breakfast of bacon, pone, and coffee.
The Plow-Woman|Eleanor Gates
"Then we'll dish-up in double-quick," said Jim, handing her two tin pans for the pone and potatoes.
Told In The Hills|Marah Ellis Ryan

Insere nunc Meliboee piros; pone ordine vites, as the great singer of the labors of the field said.
Dona Perfecta|B. Perez Galdos

British Dictionary definitions for pone (1 of 2)

pone¹

/ (pəʊn) /

noun Southern US

Also called: pone bread, corn pone bread made of maize

a loaf or cake of this

Word Origin for pone

C17: from Algonquian; compare Delaware apán baked

British Dictionary definitions for pone (2 of 2)

pone²

/ (pəʊn, ˈpəʊnɪ) /

noun

cards the player to the right of the dealer, or the nondealer in two-handed games

Word Origin for pone

C19: from Latin: put!, that is, play, from ponere to put

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单词	pone
释义	pone ¹ [ pohn ] / poʊn / noun South Midland and Southern U.S. Also called pone bread . a baked or fried bread usually made of cornmeal. a loaf or oval-shaped cake of any type of bread, especially cornbread. Origin of pone ¹ An Americanism dating back to 1605–15; from Virginia Algonquian (English spelling) apones, appoans, poan, from Proto-Algonquian apwa·n (unattested) “thing roasted or baked” Words nearby pone Pondoland, pond scum, pond-skater, pond snail, pondweed, pone, pong, ponga, pongee, pongid, Pongidae Definition for pone (2 of 2) pone² [ pohn ] / poʊn / noun Cards. the player on the dealer's right.Compare eldest hand. the player who opposes the dealer in a game with two players. Origin of pone ² 1885–90; <Latin pōne, 2nd person singular imperative of pōnere to place Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for pone Without delay I hied me to the kitchen, and begged a cold sausage and a pone of corn-bread from Aunt 'Ritta. When Grandmamma Was New\|Marion Harland Then the burly man shoved in a pone of cornbread and a pan of water. Frank of Freedom Hill\|Samuel A. Derieux Little was said until breakfast was ready—a quick breakfast of bacon, pone, and coffee. The Plow-Woman\|Eleanor Gates "Then we'll dish-up in double-quick," said Jim, handing her two tin pans for the pone and potatoes. Told In The Hills\|Marah Ellis Ryan Insere nunc Meliboee piros; pone ordine vites, as the great singer of the labors of the field said. Dona Perfecta\|B. Perez Galdos British Dictionary definitions for pone (1 of 2) pone¹ / (pəʊn) / noun Southern US Also called: pone bread, corn pone bread made of maize a loaf or cake of this Word Origin for pone C17: from Algonquian; compare Delaware apán baked British Dictionary definitions for pone (2 of 2) pone² / (pəʊn, ˈpəʊnɪ) / noun cards the player to the right of the dealer, or the nondealer in two-handed games Word Origin for pone C19: from Latin: put!, that is, play, from ponere to put Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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