biscotto

American  

[bee-skawt-taw, bih-skot-oh] / biˈskɔt tɔ, bɪˈskɒt oʊ /

noun

Italian.

plural

biscotti

1. a cookie or cracker.

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Example Sentences

But then, in Italy, everything was invented by somebody’s grandmother: every pasta, every pesto, every crunchy amaretto biscotto.

From Seattle Times

She pulled a piece of biscotto from her backpack, crumbled it up, and threw it on the ground.

From Literature

Duncan Biscotto posted: "Don't apologise, it still tastes the same - there are worse atrocities in the world."

From BBC

But it’s time to appreciate another fine expression of the Italian way with ham, prosciutto cotto, delicious cooked ham like the highly prized Gran Biscotto line from Rovagnati, made in Lombardy, and now being imported for the first time.

From New York Times

Besides the money grab from the corrupt FIFA, the 3-team group stages present opportunities for teams to collude in a biscotto situation.

From New York Times