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bite

noun as in injury from biting or stinging

noun as in mouthful of food

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noun as in light meal

noun as in pungency; stinging sensation

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noun as in allotment

verb as in corrode, eat away

verb as in take a chance

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And she was like, “Oh, this may be even too much for me. That’s a big bite!”

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"With enormous size, a powerful bite force and stereoscopic vision, T. rex was a formidable predator, but it did not reign uncontested. Darting alongside was Nanotyrannus -- a leaner, swifter and more agile hunter."

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"I had absolutely no desire to eat, let alone drink. I was nervous. I was constantly biting my lips and chewing my cheeks."

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"If you obsess so much on youth that will bite you on the bum, unfortunately."

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All of it is engineered around the brutality of capitalism, which bites, slurps, then discards.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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