What is "bite" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "bite": a wound resulting from biting by an animal or a person

Noun

Pronunciation in UK: bīt, IPA(key)

Meaning of "bite": to grip, cut off, or tear with or as if with the teeth or jaws

Verb

Pronunciation in UK: bīt, IPA(key)

Meaning of "bite": a small amount of solid food; a mouthful

Noun

Pronunciation in UK: bīt, IPA(key)

Meaning of "bite": cause a sharp or stinging pain or discomfort

Verb

Pronunciation in UK: bīt, IPA(key)

Meaning of "bite": a painful wound caused by the thrust of an insect's stinger into skin

Noun

Pronunciation in UK: bīt, IPA(key)

Meaning of "bite": penetrate or cut, as with a knife

Verb

Pronunciation in UK: bīt, IPA(key)

Meaning of "bite": a light informal meal

Noun

Pronunciation in UK: bīt, IPA(key)

Meaning of "bite": deliver a sting to

Verb

Pronunciation in UK: bīt, IPA(key)

Meaning of "bite": (angling) an instance of a fish taking the bait

Noun

Pronunciation in UK: bīt, IPA(key)

Meaning of "bite": wit having a sharp and caustic quality

Noun

Pronunciation in UK: bīt, IPA(key)

Meaning of "bite": a strong odor or taste property

Noun

Pronunciation in UK: bīt, IPA(key)

Meaning of "bite": the act of gripping or chewing off with the teeth and jaws

Noun

Pronunciation in UK: bīt, IPA(key)

Meaning of "bite": a portion removed from the whole

Noun

Pronunciation in UK: bīt, IPA(key)

Synonyms:

pain, wound, sting, laceration, prick, itch, pinch, chomp, gob, chaw, nip, smarting, tooth marks, taste, snack, morsel, drop, nibble, refreshment, sample, sop, nosh, piece, brunch, light meal, zip, punch, sting, guts, burn, edge, zap, piquancy, kick, spice, slice, cut, share, quota, portion, part, lot, piece, allowance, chew, cut, wound, nibble, chomp, gnaw, snap, eat, clamp, crunch, pierce, ruminate, rend, seize, taste, pinch, lacerate, munch, tooth, crush, masticate, chaw, champ, nip, hold, sever, chaw on, take a chunk out of, burn, sting, oxidize, erode, consume, decay, sear, scour, tingle, decompose, smart, slash, engrave, etch, rot, dissolve, rust, deteriorate, eat into, wear away, nibble, risk, volunteer, be victim, get hooked,

Antonyms:

lot, idleness, lethargy, blandness, dullness, whole, release, give, let go, offer, free, encourage, be careful, construct, grow, improve, put together, unite, build, fix, develop, flourish, be careful, be careful,