biting

Elordi’s first memory growing up in Brisbane on the east coast of Australia is either his grandmother biting his butt or him careening down a blue slide into his swimming pool.

He used to have a roommate named Bonnie, until the two had an altercation that ended in her biting off one of his toes.

This is plausible, as biting Ukrainian winters can make it too cold for men or their supplies to stay in trenches, makeshift dwellings and storage.

In her speech, Stevens accused Plaid Cymru of "fantasy economics" claiming the party's long-term independence plan would see "billions of pounds of tax rises and biting austerity forced on working people across Wales".

In the wake of Kimmel’s suspension it is hard to imagine any mass market humorist poking fun with abandon that biting satire demands.