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Definition of bite
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Bite (v. t.) To
cheat;
to
trick;
to take in.
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Arbitress
::
Arbitress
(n.) A
female
arbiter;
an
arbitratrix.
Bite
::
Bite (v. i.) To cause sharp pain; to
produce
anguish;
to hurt or
injure;
to have the
property
of so
doing.
Sting
::
Sting (v. t.) To pain
acutely;
as, the
conscience
is stung with
remorse;
to
bite..
Habited
::
Habited
(p. p. & a.)
Inhabited.
Wareroom
::
Wareroom
(n.) A room in which goods are
stored
or
exhibited
for sale.
Bit
::
Bit () imp. & p. p. of Bite.
Bite
::
Bite (v.) A blank on the edge or
corner
of a page, owing to a
portion
of the
frisket,
or
something
else,
intervening
between
the type and
paper..
Bite
::
Bite (v. t.) To take hold of; to hold fast; to
adhere
to; as, the
anchor
bites the
ground..
Bite
::
Bite (v. t.) To
puncture,
abrade,
or sting with an organ (of some
insects)
used in
taking
food..
Spectacle
::
Spectacle
(n.)
Something
exhibited
to view;
usually,
something
presented
to view as
extraordinary,
or as
unusual
and
worthy
of
special
notice;
a
remarkable
or
noteworthy
sight;
a show; a
pageant;
a
gazingstock..
Coquimbite
::
Coquimbite
(n.) A
mineral
consisting
principally
of
sulphate
of iron; white
copperas;
-- so
called
because
found in the
province
of
Coquimbo,
Chili..
Venomous
::
Venomous
(a.) Full of
venom;
noxious
to
animal
life;
poisonous;
as, the bite of a
serpent
may be
venomous..
Puseyism
::
Puseyism
(n.) The
principles
of Dr. Pusey and
others
at
Oxford,
England,
as
exhibited
in
various
publications,
esp. in a
series
which
appeared
from 1833 to 1841,
designated
Tracts
for the
Times;
tractarianism.
See
Tractarianism..
Stile
::
Stilbite
(n.) A
common
mineral
of the
zeolite
family,
a
hydrous
silicate
of
alumina
and lime,
usually
occurring
in
sheaflike
aggregations
of
crystals,
also in
radiated
masses.
It is of a white or
yellowish
color,
with
pearly
luster
on the
cleavage
surface.
Called
also
desmine..
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..
Midge
::
Midge (n.) Any one of many
small,
delicate,
long-legged
flies of the
Chironomus,
and
allied
genera,
which do not bite. Their
larvae
are
usually
aquatic..
Cenobitism
::
Cenobitism
(n.) The state of being a
cenobite;
the
belief
or
practice
of a
cenobite.
Neptunium
::
Neptunium
(n.) A new
metallic
element,
of
doubtful
genuineness
and
uncertain
indentification,
said to exist in
certain
minerals,
as
columbite..
State
::
State (n.) In the
United
States,
one of the
commonwealth,
or
bodies
politic,
the
people
of which make up the body of the
nation,
and
which,
under the
national
constitution,
stands
in
certain
specified
relations
with the
national
government,
and are
invested,
as
commonwealth,
with full power in their
several
spheres
over all
matters
not
expressly
inhibited..
Scene
::
Scene (n.) The
structure
on which a
spectacle
or play is
exhibited;
the part of a
theater
in which the
acting
is done, with its
adjuncts
and
decorations;
the
stage..
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