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n. (digestive biscuit English)
Usage examples of "digestive biscuits".
She had three digestive biscuits, a glass of limeade, and a cup of weak tea.
In it she found a loaf of bread labelled ``THICK SLICED MOTHER'S PRIDE'', a half pound of Anchor butter, a jar of strawberry jam, a tin of corned beef, a tin of Heinz tomato soup, a tin of stewed steak, a tin of new potatoes, a tin of marrowfat peas, a tin of peaches (sliced) in syrup, a packet of digestive biscuits, a packet of Mr Kipling jam tarts, a jar of Nescafé.
They can sit there stuffing themselves with Bakewell tart and digestive biscuits, because they've got no imagination.
As she leaned against the counter waiting for the kettle to boil, she absent-mindedly ate digestive biscuits.
His offhand self-assurance in respect of digestive biscuits revealed his transatlantic origins.
And there were no digestive biscuits, not one on the whole damn Moon.
Some weak tea and them plain digestive biscuits, it's all I can take, with a bit of banana and tapioca, which they get from a nearby village.
Three plastic cups were brought, with sugar and a plate containing four digestive biscuits.
She selected a table in the window, ordered a cup of coffee and a plate of digestive biscuits and entered upon her vigil.
I drank the tea I had left hot in the Thermos, ate some digestive biscuits and cheese, and then I pulled up the mooring, untying the stone and letting it fall back into the water.
To one side sat the remains of an evening tea service: cups and saucers, strainer, creamer, digestive biscuits.
Sally insisted Maxie eat a couple of digestive biscuits before he gobbled up the handful of boiled sweets he had spotted immediately.
A very short peremptory service held in monasteries prior to teatime to offer thanks for the benediction of digestive biscuits.