What do you call these?

What do you call these?

England:

Scone (rhymes with gone)

Pushchair

Stick

Sucker

Biscuit
Stroller
Faucet
Popscicle

Scone
Pram
Tap
Iceblock

Wait, it's not pronounced like "skoan"?

This

Also, scone rhymes with "own" here.

Bread

Niglet carrier

Rain maker

Not safe to bite

1. Biscuit
2. Stroller
3. Tap or faucet (some people say "spicket" too)
4. Popsickle

Not OP but I say it like gone.

"scohn" master race 2bh

Biscuit
Stroller
Faucet
Popsicle.

Scone
Pram
Tap
Ice lolly

*spigot
*popsicle

Otherwise you're right.

biscuit
stroller
faucet/spout
popsicle

Cakeje
Buggy
Kraan
Waterijsje

This

Also wish we said pram instead of stroller. Some of us say tap instead of faucet though

A Scone

1. galleta
2. carrito de bebé
3. canilla
4. heladito or picolé (this last one is portunhol)

1. idk
2. carrinho de bebé
3. torneira
4. gelado

1. Vegan burger
2. Organically-powered fattie scooter (that one in particular looks like a junior model)
3. Fluoride dispenser
4. Cold-fried sugarblock

Scone
Stroller
Faucet
Popsicle

>pushchair
SURELY that one is a fucking joke

>SURELY that one is a fucking joke
Not him but many do call it that, makes sense really since it is literally a chair you push.

Biscuit
Stroller
Faucet or Tap
Popsicle

1. Scone

Scone
Pram
Tap
Ice pop/ ice lolly

eggy smeg
rolly crib
turnyjank
sloppy stick

Skonssi
Rattaat
Vesihana or hana
Mehujää

biscuit

stroller/ carriage

faucet

icy pop

>biscuit

HAHAHAHAHAHAhaaha!

1. Lepeshka
2. Koljaska
3. Kran
4. Morozhennoe

Russia

Roll
Stroller
Faucet
Popsicle

goor kanker ding
buggy
kraan
waterijs

1. "PANECILLO", O "SCONE".

2. "CARREOLA".

3. "LLAVE".

4. "PALETA DE HIELO".

>coming from the county that calls autumn "FALL".

what do leaves do during this season?

But then winter could also be called "fall" because snow falls

Scone
Cochecito
Grifo
Helado

Biscuit
Stroller
Faucet/Spigot
Cold on the Cob

Pão doce (i think...)

Carrinho de Bebê

Torneira

Picolé

Nikto
Vsioravno
Nicho
Nepoimiot

Both terms are used interchangeably, at least in my area.

Yes, but leaves fall from a location where they usually reside, whereas snow isn't really snow until it precipitates from the clouds. Fall is in any case the older term for the season.

In case anybody's wondering, I believe "faucet" is the term used in the North, while "spigot" is in the South.

galleta
coche
llave
paleta de helado

Biscuit
Stroller
Tap
Popsicle

correct english names coming through

scone (as in own)
pram
tap
lolly

scone
stroller
tap
popsicle

look up the etymological history of fall (as in the season)
it's historically accurate to say "fall", stupid fuck

1. wtf is that
2. coche
3. llave
4. paleta