(verb). to log onto a friends social networking profile, usually when they are afk, and make status updates and/or upload photos of them in various biscuitesque situations.
Whenever Jess leaves the office without logging off her facebook, Ty commences in the act of biscuiting by throwing up crazy pictures on her wall of her with biscuits or writing a biscuit poem on her wall, or something of that sort.
by ggjjtt April 28, 2010
OR to make biscuits... the action of kneading that a cat does right before she lays down for a nap or when she is trying get comfortable
James-John: ow! your damn cat is BISCUITING on my leg
Jessica: but when she MAKES BISCUITS on you, it just means she wants to cuddle.
Jessica: but when she MAKES BISCUITS on you, it just means she wants to cuddle.
by Jessica Hogue November 10, 2007
by Bridget Anderson July 11, 2008
The act of seeking out and consuming whole packets of biscuits from a late night news agent or 24 hour petrol station after a night/evening out.
After a night of pubs, clubs and gigs, one might find themselves craving hobnobs, or chocolate digestive biscuits, or chocolate caramel digestive biscuits in the early hours of the morning, often on the journey home. Biscuiting participants will usually be traveling on foot, but may find a willing driver to complete the mission. note - The verb is 'To go biscuiting', not 'To biscuit'
After a night of pubs, clubs and gigs, one might find themselves craving hobnobs, or chocolate digestive biscuits, or chocolate caramel digestive biscuits in the early hours of the morning, often on the journey home. Biscuiting participants will usually be traveling on foot, but may find a willing driver to complete the mission. note - The verb is 'To go biscuiting', not 'To biscuit'
After making it home from London to Brighton, the boys went biscuiting in the nearest available 24 hour petrol station, hoping to satisfy the post gig hunger with a packet of Rich Teas, and fuel the remaining journey home.
by Captain Mischief November 9, 2007
by robzerger February 27, 2017
the comparison of hitting someone with a combination or flurry of punches, usually 2 or 3 hits, with a personal fried chicken meal of the same number of pieces.
Because a 2 or 3 pc. meal usually includes a biscuit (among other things like a side dish), "with a biscuit" makes reference to this indirectly. This exclamatory term was coined by MaSTA SoLIDUS, and is usually used in multiplayer action games, or while watching anything where a person/party is hit with a combo of punches.
Sometimes contracted to just 'biscuit' or 'the biscuit'.
Because a 2 or 3 pc. meal usually includes a biscuit (among other things like a side dish), "with a biscuit" makes reference to this indirectly. This exclamatory term was coined by MaSTA SoLIDUS, and is usually used in multiplayer action games, or while watching anything where a person/party is hit with a combo of punches.
Sometimes contracted to just 'biscuit' or 'the biscuit'.
- "With a Biscuit"
- Man he tried to duck, so I caught him in the stomach...two piece. With a biscuit.
- All he does is give them the biscuit when he plays Gears of War.
- Man he tried to duck, so I caught him in the stomach...two piece. With a biscuit.
- All he does is give them the biscuit when he plays Gears of War.
by MaSTA_SoLIDUS October 10, 2008
A rebuke for ill-considered or unsuccessful behavior; often, a parody of the phrase, "Bad dog! No biscuit!"
A website devoted to bad writing and its prevention:
"Bad fanfic! No biscuit!"
A math teacher to a class:
"No! No cancelling across a plus sign! Bad algebra! No biscuit!"
A blogger about his slow computer:
"Bad network! No biscuit!"
"Bad fanfic! No biscuit!"
A math teacher to a class:
"No! No cancelling across a plus sign! Bad algebra! No biscuit!"
A blogger about his slow computer:
"Bad network! No biscuit!"
by Amar Nagesh May 18, 2009