1. A sweet bread or cake made with dried fruit, traditionally Irish, often containing tea-soaked raisins or currants.
Usage: chiefly Irish and British; also called 'barn brack' or 'brack'

Examples

• She baked a traditional barmbrack for the family gathering.
• The barmbrack was studded with plump raisins soaked in strong tea.
• At the Irish bakery, they sell fresh barmbrack every morning.
• My grandmother's recipe for barmbrack has been passed down for generations.
• The barmbrack pairs perfectly with butter and a cup of tea.