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home skillet biscuit 

Slang for "my friend", "my chum", "my buddy", "my pal", "my pallyallyoo".
"YO! It's nice to see you again, my home skillet biscuit! Fo shizzle dizzle!"
home skillet biscuit by Mirvan September 15, 2005

home skillet biscuit 

Closer than your, homie, homedog, or your homes. Means friend.
Craig: Are you makin dem dollas home skillet biscuit?
Friend: YAYUR! I'm getting paid homeslice.

home skillet biscuit 

Started By Two GiRls watchiN That's So RavEn!! aNd It bEcame Well kNwoN ThrOugh Out A sChoOL!! This is what it meAns in simple terms!
hoMe (homie)
skillet (friend)
Biscuit(SomethiNg jUSt aDDed oN)

there are also other related terms
home skillet connbread
home skilletbacon and grits
and for the thanks giving holiday
home skillet turkey
Used iN a SentNce .... What's up home skillet biscuit!!
home skillet biscuit by lele October 30, 2004

home skillet biscuit 

Wow, you home skillet biscuit! You're so cool.
That slushie is a home skillet biscuit.
home skillet biscuit by yo kv June 11, 2006

Home-Skillet-Biscuit 

noun: basically means homie, friend, or bestfriend depending on who you use it with.

It comes from an episode of That's So Raven a Disney Channel comedy show about a psycic girl.
Home-Skillet-Biscuit by Leslie Flores December 27, 2009

home skillet biscuit dog 

A totally lame way of refering someone you think of as a homie.
"yo waz up home skillet biscuit dog?"
home skillet biscuit dog by molly:) December 11, 2008
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