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Definition of bite
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Bite (v. t.) To cause sharp pain, or
smarting,
to; to hurt or
injure,
in a
literal
or a
figurative
sense;
as,
pepper
bites the
mouth..
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Nibble
::
Nibble
(n.) A small or
cautious
bite.
Ingress
::
Ingress
(n.) Power or
liberty
of
entrance
or
access;
means of
entering;
as, all
ingress
was
prohibited..
Tarantism
::
Tarantism
(n.) A
nervous
affection
producing
melancholy,
stupor,
and an
uncontrollable
desire
to
dance.
It was
supposed
to be
produced
by the bite of the
tarantula,
and
considered
to be
incapable
of cure
except
by
protracted
dancing
to
appropriate
music..
Phase
::
Phase (n.) That which is
exhibited
to the eye; the
appearance
which
anything
manifests,
especially
any one among
different
and
varying
appearances
of the same
object..
Wild
::
Wild
(superl.)
Desert;
not
inhabited
or
cultivated;
as, wild
land..
Morsel
::
Morsel
(n.) A
little
bite or bit of food.
Disobedient
::
Disobedient
(a.)
Neglecting
or
refusing
to obey;
omitting
to do what is
commanded,
or doing what is
prohibited;
refractory;
not
observant
of duty or rules
prescribed
by
authority;
--
applied
to
persons
and
acts..
Show
::
Show (v. t.) To
exhibit
or
present
to view; to place in
sight;
to
display;
-- the thing
exhibited
being the
object,
and often with an
indirect
object
denoting
the
person
or thing
seeing
or
beholding;
as, to show a
house;
show your
colors;
shopkeepers
show
customers
goods (show goods to
customers)..
Mosquito
::
Mosquito
(n.) Any one of
various
species
of gnats of the genus Culex and
allied
genera.
The
females
have a
proboscis
containing,
within
the
sheathlike
labium,
six fine,
sharp,
needlelike
organs
with which they
puncture
the skin of man and
animals
to suck the
blood.
These
bites,
when
numerous,
cause,
in many
persons,
considerable
irritation
and
swelling,
with some pain. The
larvae
and
pupae,
called
wigglers,
are
aquatic..
Turbite
::
Turbite
(n.) A
fossil
turbo.
Barnabite
::
Barnabite
(n.) A
member
of a
religious
order,
named from St.
Barnabas..
Disinhabited
::
Disinhabited
(a.)
Uninhabited.
Mohicans
::
Mohicans
(n. pl.) A tribe of
Lenni-Lenape
Indians
who
formerly
inhabited
Western
Connecticut
and
Eastern
New York.
Cromlech
::
Cromlech
(n.) A
monument
of rough
stones
composed
of one or more large ones
supported
in a
horizontal
position
upon
others.
They are found
chiefly
in
countries
inhabited
by the
ancient
Celts,
and are of a
period
anterior
to the
introduction
of
Christianity
into these
countries..
Cucurbite
::
Cucurbite
(n.) A
vessel
or flask for
distillation,
used with, or
forming
part of, an
alembic;
a
matrass;
--
originally
in the shape of a
gourd,
with a wide
mouth.
See
Alembic..
Phacops
::
Phacops
(n.) A genus of
trilobites
found in the
Silurian
and
Devonian
formations.
Phacops
bufo is one of the most
common
species.
Chew
::
Chew (v. t.) To bite and grind with the
teeth;
to
masticate.
Potentiality
::
Potentiality
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
potential;
possibility,
not
actuality;
inherent
capability
or
disposition,
not
actually
exhibited..
Mumble
::
Mumble
(v. t.) To chew or bite
gently,
as one
without
teeth..
Inhabited
::
Inhabited
(imp. & p. p.) of
Inhabi.
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