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- adjective Resembling a
biscuit .
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Examples
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Based on the residue from drinking vessels discovered inside the golden king's 2,700-year-old tomb, the concoction is described as "biscuity" and "succulent," with hints of honey, saffron, papaya and melon.
Not Just For Renaissance Fairs: Mead Producers Triple In 10 Years AP 2010
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Based on the residue from drinking vessels discovered inside the golden king's 2,700-year-old tomb, the concoction is described as "biscuity" and "succulent," with hints of honey, saffron, papaya and melon.
Not Just For Renaissance Fairs: Mead Producers Triple In 10 Years AP 2010
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Unlike 2-row and 6-row malts, typical American base malts that provide the generally malty flavors of beer, Vienna malts provide a stronger malty flavor and very slight "biscuity" bright and bread-like flavor.
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Unlike 2-row and 6-row malts, typical American base malts that provide the generally malty flavors of beer, Vienna malts provide a stronger malty flavor and very slight "biscuity" bright and bread-like flavor.
Archive 2008-01-01 2008
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Based on the residue from drinking vessels discovered inside the golden king's 2,700-year-old tomb, the concoction is described as "biscuity" and "succulent," with hints of honey, saffron, papaya and melon.
The Seattle Times 2010
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Based on the residue from drinking vessels discovered inside the golden king's 2,700-year-old tomb, the concoction is described as "biscuity" and "succulent," with hints of honey, saffron, papaya and melon.
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Based on the residue from drinking vessels discovered inside the golden king's 2,700-year-old tomb, the concoction is described as "biscuity" and "succulent," with hints of honey, saffron, papaya and melon.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2010
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On first sip, their wines are a revelation, taking on a nutty, biscuity complexity usually associated with Champagne.
A Revelation About Cava Will Lyons 2011
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I vote prosecco, if not toasty, biscuity champagne, as dry as possible.
Christmas fruitcake: impossible food-wine pairing?!? | Dr Vino's wine blog 2009
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Instead of soft clouds of sweetly sour fruit tucked beneath a comforting blanket of biscuity pastry, the tatin brazenly displays its wares, stickily caramelised and decadently buttery, on the outside – the humble base reduced to a mere vehicle for the apples in their sugary finery.
qroqqa commented on the word biscuity
Biscuity stone, thunder-grey slate roof, modest pepper-pot towers at each corner.
— Julian Barnes, 1996, 'Gnossienne', in Cross Channel
July 10, 2008
sionnach commented on the word biscuity
Is "Cross Channel" the book in which he writes, so memorably, about the fizzy foxes? Or was it in "Something to Declare"?
July 10, 2008
qroqqa commented on the word biscuity
It depends whether it's in the last few stories, which I haven't read yet.
July 10, 2008