scran
/skran
/noun [mass noun] dialect
Food: we canny go out on an empty belly—any chance of some scran?...
- In only three hours with the food guru they whipped up some lovely scran.
- It was nice scran too, although the ham sandwiches were a bit chewy.
- We found a nice little French restaurant in an out of the way back street that served up a decent bit of scran with a pleasant drop of plonk to boot.
Origin
Early 18th century (denoting a bill at an inn): of unknown origin.