Crumpet (noun)

1. A small round English bread roll made from a batter of flour, yeast, and milk, traditionally cooked on a griddle and often served toasted with butter.
2. A small round, flat, and spongy bread roll typically served toasted with butter and jam.

Origin:

The word "crumpet" is of uncertain origin, but it is thought to be related to the old english word "crompid" which means a flat round cake.

Examples:

1. The crumpets were served warm with butter and honey.
2. She toasted the crumpet and spread butter on it.
3. Crumpets are a traditional part of a English breakfast.
4. The crumpets were steaming hot as they came out of the griddle.
5. I like my crumpet toasted with a bit of jam.