Biscuitian
Biscuitian by Frito Caska October 6, 2009
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Biscuitian
Biscuitian by Frito Caska October 6, 2009
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biscuitarian
Biscuitarian also known as the peasants or serfs diet, originated from the lower class of the middle ages. It consists only of carbohydrates. This also caused the popularity of crumpets to explode.
biscuitarian by nickjamesbtc September 5, 2018
Biscuitgate
Noun.
Generic term for a British political scandal where these are usually determined by the choice of a particular brand of biscuit by a party's leader in the absence of issues of more pressing concern.
Generic term for a British political scandal where these are usually determined by the choice of a particular brand of biscuit by a party's leader in the absence of issues of more pressing concern.
I really hope this is my last word on biscuitgate, but with another Times leader on the subject today, it appears that the scandal will continue to grow.
Biscuitgate by Biffoboffo October 21, 2009
biscuiting
(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.
biscuiting by ggjjtt April 28, 2010
Biscuitarian
Biscuitarian or Biscuitarianism is the foremost up and coming religion about Peace, Love, Baking & Marijuana. It was created by the "Head Cook" Matthew Foughty.
Biscuitarian by Mjf420 May 20, 2023
biscuiting
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.
biscuiting by Jessica Hogue December 24, 2007