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sea biscuit

noun

  1. ship biscuit; hardtack.


sea biscuit

noun

  1. another term for hardtack
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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins

Origin of sea biscuit1

First recorded in 1670–80
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When you walk into Maine Cottage, you can’t help but smile at the fresh colors of the chests, beds and tables and the upholstery in bold cotton prints featuring leaves, flowers or sea biscuits.

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They had spent the last forty-three days in a longboat, subsisting on dwindling rations of salt pork and sea biscuits and the occasional dolphin.

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They were rewarded with a glass of rum, and sold about fifty-five pounds of delicious fish for half a pound of tobacco and a couple of dozen small sea biscuits.

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An excellent morsel for dyspeptics is sea biscuit dipped in cold water and then placed in a hot oven from three to five minutes.

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We ran out of flour and sea biscuits when we crossed the desert into Carson Valley.

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