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homie biscuit 

HOMIE BISCUIT noun, adjective: Meaning a very close friend. Can only be used by Catholic school non-"gangstas." Usually used to mock the "gangsta" society. Sometimes accompanied by "Yo" and "dawg." Created by Lissette of Texas, and Robyn and Katrina of Queens, New York.
A group of so-called "gangstas" pass by, shouting incoherent words and whistles.

Robyn: Stupid jackasses.
Katrina: Oooo, let's mock them!
Robyn: Okay.
Katrina: Yo, wassup, my homie biscuit?
Robyn: Bitch, did you steal my man?!
Katrina: I didn't have to steal him, he's likes him some booty!
Robyn: Okay, let's stop.
Katrina: Yeah.
Lissette: What the fuck?
homie biscuit by Rice Krispie July 24, 2008
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Home Biscuit

A term used to refer to someone who is white and uses his white characteristics to make friends with most everyone he/she meets. Usually an extremely funny individual who makes a joke out of everything but can have serious moments as well.
A look into the mind of a "Home Biscuit" is very interesting. He/She may come off as dumb but is usually very intellectual. The origin of this name is unknown.

Also a "Home Biscuit" is usually pleasantly plump, meaning the perfect balance between biggie smalls fat and cute baby bunny chubby
Hey do you know that kid?
Yea man thats Home biscuit
Home Biscuit... what's his real name?
I don't know but who cares he's hilarious.
Home Biscuit by Danjut1 September 17, 2010

home biscuit skillet 

This word is used to refer to those people who know you but you can't seem to remember who they are at the time you see them. Later you remember who they are and why you don't like them, and that you purposely forgot who they are.
Ex-boyfriend's little sister: "Hey what's up?"

You: "O......Nothing, what's up with you home biscuit skillet?"

home skillet biscuit 

friend or your boy. it can also be used for another "gangsta" friend

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.
Come over here home-skillet-biscuit!
Home-Skillet-Biscuit by Leslie Flores December 27, 2009

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 skittle biscuit

like home or homeboy just longer and more funny ( if u say it fast)
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