[f. BISCUIT.]

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  1.  ? BISCUIT (bread).

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  2.  In Pottery, = BISCUIT 2; also a variety of unglazed white porcelain used for statuettes, etc.

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1664.  Evelyn, Sylva (1776), 619. Be sure never to carry your Bottle and Bisque into the field without your Style and Tablet.

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1864.  Daily Tel., 28 Sept., 5/2. He had, to be sure, seen vast numbers of statuettes in plaster of Paris and in bisque, all copied from the same famous hand.

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