biccies

It nagged, and nagged, and suddenly struck me: she was precisely imitating the moves you make when, while carrying a tray with two very hot cups of tea and some biccies, you suddenly know you're going to sneeze, and do a frantic little crouching dance to get it to the table.

Rewind TV: Big Brother; The X Factor; Dispatches 2010

Cannot find Tim Tams in the UK, they seem like our British “Penguin” biccies but smaller and apparently better.

Cheeseburger Gothic » Remember how the city council cookie crisis led to General Jackson’s little coup in WW? 2009

Yummy thingies and treatlets and biccies are swimming in invisible fat to fuzz up your arteries.

Archive 2009-06-01 2009

The decended on the wine and biccies like a plague of locust, signed the guest books, gave Jean a huge bunch of Cranham Moon Walk 09 pink balloons and left ruccously up the drive.

Snell-Pym » Cranham Village Bares All - Cranham Moonwalk 09 2009

Just to let you know, I did make the Oreo cupcakes but only 1/2 the recipe, so I wouldn't have 30 to eat and to save on the cost of the biccies they were amazing!

The Red Deer thereddeer 2009

Yummy thingies and treatlets and biccies are swimming in invisible fat to fuzz up your arteries.

[poor diet] the lifestyle of choice in britain 2009

Lawyers were most impressed by good boardroom biccies, the survey added.

Meanwhile, in a completely different country . . . | clusterflock 2008

Lawyers were most impressed by good boardroom biccies, the survey added.

Give us a Biscuit and we have a deal – or why humans love sugary instant gratification | ultraorange.net 2008

I know that what the British call biscuits, Americans call cookies and Australians call biccies or bickies.

black books, episode one 2008

I am disturbed by the plural biccies; it looks Franco-Italian.

Meanwhile, in a completely different country . . . | clusterflock 2008