n. In ceramics: Formerly, same as biscuit, 3.n. A variety of unglazed white porcelain used for statuettes and other small figures.n. In cookery, a soup made of meat or fish slowly stewed until all the strength is extracted, and thickened with finely minced or shredded forcemeat; specifically, such a soup made from crabs, crawfish, shrimps, and the like. Also spelled bisk.n. See bisk.n. An ice-cream with which powdered macaroons are mixed before freezing. Called also biscuit Tortoni.n. See bisk.