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bite

[bahyt] / baɪt /
NOUN
injury from biting or stinging
Synonyms
STRONG
nip sting tooth wound wound
WEAK
laceration prick tooth marks
NOUN
mouthful of food
Synonyms
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morsel mouthful taste
STRONG
drop nibble piece
WEAK
sample sop
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lot
NOUN
light meal
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light meal nibble nosh refreshment snack
WEAK
brunch
NOUN
pungency; stinging sensation
Synonyms
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punch sting zip
STRONG
burn edge guts kick piquancy spice
Antonyms
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blandness dullness
WEAK
tastelessness
NOUN
allotment
Synonyms
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slice
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allowance cut lot part piece portion quota share
Antonyms
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whole
VERB
grip or tear with teeth
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chew chomp cut eat gnaw nibble snap wound
STRONG
champ chaw crunch crush hold masticate munch nip rend sever
WEAK
chaw on clamp lacerate pierce ruminate seize take a chunk out of taste
VERB
corrode, eat away
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burn sting
STRONG
consume decay decompose deteriorate dissolve engrave erode etch oxidize rot rust scour sear slash smart tingle
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eat into wear away
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build construct develop flourish grow improve unite
VERB
take a chance
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nibble
STRONG
risk volunteer
WEAK
be victim get hooked
Antonyms
WEAK
be careful

Example Sentences

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Officials have recommended people stay vigilant and have an emergency plan in case of a snake bite, including knowing their location, trail names and GPS coordinates.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 14, 2026

"Most large spiders are not inclined to bite a human – you can handle hundreds of large house or garden spiders and never get bitten," the conservation charity says.

From BBC • Apr. 13, 2026

Across Asia, the supply squeeze is already starting to bite.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 13, 2026

Big picture: Americans grew much more concerned about their personal finances and the health of the economy as higher gasoline prices started to bite in April.

From MarketWatch • Apr. 10, 2026

We sat back, and he took a bite of plantain and blew steam out of his mouth, cackling heartily.

From "Flying Through Water" by Mamle Wolo