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water biscuit
noun
- a crackerlike biscuit prepared from flour and water.
water biscuit
noun
- a thin crisp plain biscuit, usually served with butter or cheese
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Origin of water biscuit1
Example Sentences
Gold Bars are reportedly already back in production; water biscuits are more tricky.
"Here, try some of these," and he placed a plate of water biscuits upon the table.
Scald a pint of milk or of cream, take it off the fire and add one and a half tablespoonfuls of butter and three broken ship crackers or the same quantity of water biscuits.
In a large biscuit factory several hundred different kinds of biscuits are made, ranging from plain water biscuits to the daintiest fancy biscuits glistening in sugar and piping.
That story, like the one about an acid-addled Syd locking his girlfriend in a cupboard and feeding her water biscuits, were both made up but went unquestioned over the years.
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