biscuit
/ˈbɪskɪt/
noun
- A small, flat, dry baked good, often sweet or savory, commonly eaten as a snack.
- She packed a few biscuits in her lunchbox for a mid-morning snack.
- The children enjoyed chocolate chip biscuits with a glass of milk.
- He bought a packet of savory biscuits to serve with cheese.
- A soft, round bread roll, often served with butter or gravy, common in the United States.
- For breakfast, she had a warm biscuit with honey and butter.
- The restaurant is famous for its fluffy biscuits and sausage gravy.
- He split the biscuit in half and added a slice of ham.
- A light brown color, similar to that of a baked biscuit.
- She painted the living room walls a warm biscuit shade.
- He chose a biscuit-colored sweater for the autumn weather.
- The dog's coat was a soft biscuit color with white patches.