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biscuit ['bɪskɪt]1 noun∎ familiar that really takes the biscuit! ça, c'est vraiment le bouquet!;∎ familiar you really take the biscuit! vous êtes marrant, vous!(de couleur) beige►► biscuit barrel boîte f à biscuits;biscuit cutter emporte-pièce m;biscuit factory biscuiterie f;biscuit tin boîte f à biscuits
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