"Cut the biscuit" is a slang phrase that means to stop talking or to end a conversation. It's a more informal way of saying "stop talking" or "let's move on."
The phrase likely originated from the act of cutting a biscuit, which is a quick and decisive action. Here are some common situations where you might hear "cut the biscuit":
- When someone is talking too much: If someone is rambling on and on, you might say "Cut the biscuit!" to signal that you've had enough.
- To end a conversation: If you're ready to move on from a topic, you might say "Cut the biscuit, let's talk about something else."
- To avoid getting into an argument: If a conversation is getting heated, you might say "Cut the biscuit, let's not fight."
While "cut the biscuit" is generally used in a lighthearted way, it can also be used to express frustration or annoyance if someone is being overly talkative or stubborn.
