Bourbon
- noun
- /ˈbɔːbən/
- UK
- Big Ben shiso bourbon cookie.
- chocolate Bourbon
Examples
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Two bourbons.
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Oh, how about a bourbon biscuit?
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I suspect that everyone in this audience has at some time taken a custard cream or a bourbon biscuit and you take the top one off.
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I love to have a bourbon biscuit with my tea in the afternoon.
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At the party, they served chocolate cake and bourbon biscuits for dessert.
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She always keeps a pack of bourbon biscuits in her lunchbox.
Synonyms
A small sweet flat cake that you eat as a snack
A chocolate sandwich biscuit with sweet white cream between two dark biscuits
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bourbon the biscuit was named after the royal House of Bourbon, so the sweet got a French, fancy name. So a Bourbon in the UK is a chocolate biscuit with cream that keeps that royal name.