Meanings of sea-biscuit in English

The sea-biscuit and dried fish were wholesome, and they ate with a relish.

My contribution was canned beef fried with crumbled sea-biscuit and water.

Thar 's a breaker of fresh water, an'-an ' apackageo' sea-biscuit, sah.

Yes, they are all departed, and there is nothing left us but salt-horse and sea-biscuit.

The steward then gave him a large piece of salt beef, some coffee, sugar, butter, and sea-biscuit.

He had a sea-biscuit in his pocket, which he gave her and made his own supper of dried fish.

Our sea-biscuit was getting low, and our egress from the wilderness was therefore becoming, in some sort, a necessity.

A handful of sea-biscuit and a jug of water were now handed down; but neither mast, sail, oar, nor compass.

Sukey stood at his side holding his long rifle in one hand and his broiled meat and sea-biscuit in the other.

Then he threw the sodden thing out of doors and dumped the contents of a sea-biscuit bag upon a camp cloth.

The repast on the table consisted of a can or large black-jack of small beer, and a japan bread-basket full of sea-biscuit.

He brought away a cask of fresh water, a chest of sea-biscuit, some Holland cheese, wine, salt pork and more dried fish.

One day when I was spreading a sea-biscuit thick with it for a wide-awake youngster, I heard them whisper, "Chut-chut!"

Instead of letting the sailors file their teeth against the rim of a hard sea-biscuit, they baked their bread daily in pitiful little rolls.

Some of the steerage passengers, however, were provided with sea-biscuit, and other perennial food, that was eatable all the year round, fire or no fire.

A handful of sea-biscuits and a jug of water were now handed down; but neither mast, sail, oar, nor compass.