took the biscuit 

to die by choice of euthanasia

jenny's dad "took the biscuit" last year

took the biscuit by nebiru100 January 3, 2012

Glaze the Biscuits 

Busting a thick nut on a chick’s big old titties.

I’m gonna glaze the biscuits when Rachel gets home. I haven’t nutted for three weeks. She’s in for some ropes tonight.

Glaze the Biscuits by Eaton Holgoode November 28, 2018

Risk It To Make The Biscuit 

when you take a risk equal or greater to the process of making a biscuit

You gotta risk it to make the biscuit sometimes

Risk It To Make The Biscuit by Gramold March 29, 2020

off the biscuit

saying something that you have just made up in your head (free freestyling)

i wrote none of this sh**
i strictly come off the biscuit
blowin' your district

off the biscuit by joeshabaaz September 6, 2008

takes the biscuit 

Chiefly a British idiom. When something "takes the biscuit" then it has become really bad, annoying or objectionable. Often used when something has worsened. Similar (but not identical) to the US version "that really takes the cake".

I know politicians are a bunch of lying fools, but that Donald Trump really takes the biscuit.

takes the biscuit by ProfJF February 19, 2017

take the biscuit

To be the epitome of something, typically something unpleasant. To stand as the best (or more likely worst) example of a series of things.

Of all the slimy schemes Jim's pulled over the years, his attempt to pay a psychologist to testify in court that Marie, whom Jim had actually repeatedly raped the previous year, was merely paranoid, just has to take the biscuit.

take the biscuit by Fearman February 22, 2008

catching the biscuit 

when you are lying on your back pleasuring yourself, you try to catch the load in your mouth

catching the biscuit was easy last night because I was all backed up.

catching the biscuit by Labsupervisor November 4, 2009