toad-in-the-hole 
noun [mass noun] British
A dish consisting of sausages baked in batter.For a Fifties child, food meant Campbell's soup, baked potatoes, shepherd's pie, stringy spinach, etiolated carrots, and toad-in-the-hole....
- A whole strain of nostalgic school-dinner cuisine has been revived solely for these baby-men: steak and kidney pudding, toad-in-the-hole, toasted cheese with A levels.
- Dinner - at noon - might be a roast with potatoes and onions or toad-in-the-hole, with a duff of pastry and raisins for pudding.
Rhymes
- money capital
- money-catching
- money center
- money-center bank
- money centre
- money-centre bank
- money changer
- money chest
- money claim
- money clause
- money clip
- money coffer
- money coiner
- money column
- money crop
- money-dealer
- money dealing
- money-digger
- money-doubler
- money draft
- money draught
- money economy
- moneyed
- moneyer
- money flower