1. small, round bread rolls that are soft and flaky, typically served warm
Usage: American English
2. hard, flat, sweet or savory crackers or cookies
Usage: British English

Examples

• She served warm biscuits with butter and honey for breakfast.
• The restaurant is famous for its buttermilk biscuits and gravy.
• He packed some digestive biscuits for the hiking trip.
• Grandma’s homemade biscuits were always perfectly golden brown.
• The tea was accompanied by a plate of chocolate biscuits.
• We bought a tin of assorted biscuits from the British import store.