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41bite — 1. To incise or seize with the teeth. 2. The act of incision or seizure with the teeth. 3. A morsel of food held between the teeth. 4. Term used to denote the amount of pressure developed in closing the jaws. 5. Undesirable jargon for terms such… …
42Bite — 1. trouble; worry; disturb: What s biting him? ; 2. react to a provocative statement: I knew if I hassled you enough, you d bite eventually ; 3. borrow money from (someone); 4. person from whom one anticipates borrowing money: He d be a good bite …
43bite — Australian Slang 1. trouble; worry; disturb: What s biting him? ; 2. react to a provocative statement: I knew if I hassled you enough, you d bite eventually ; 3. borrow money from (someone); 4. person from whom one anticipates borrowing money: He …
44bite — n.f. Membre viril. / Rentrer la bite sous le bras, rentrer bredouille. / Con à bouffer de la bite, complètement idiot. / Bite à Jean Pierre, matraque (arg. de police) …
45bite — See: BARK WORSE THAN ONE S BITE, PUT THE BITE ON, ONCE BITTEN, TWICE SHY at BURNT CHILD DREADS THE FIRE …
46bite — See: BARK WORSE THAN ONE S BITE, PUT THE BITE ON, ONCE BITTEN, TWICE SHY at BURNT CHILD DREADS THE FIRE …
47bite — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. morsel, scrap; nip. v. cut; snap, snip; corrode; sting. See food, littleness, pungency. II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [What one takes in the mouth at one time] Syn. mouthful, cud, chew, taste, spoonful,… …
48bite — See: bark worse than one s bite, put the bite on, once bitten, twice shy or burnt child dreads the fire …
49bite in — transitive verb : to corrode or eat (lines or figures) into an etcher s plate by means of an acid * * * bite in (etching) To eat out the lines of with acid • • • Main Entry: ↑bite …
50BITE — Mit der Abkürzung BITE (von Englisch: Built In Test Equipment, Eingebaute Testeinrichtung) wird Hardware und Software in einem Computersystem bezeichnet, die es erleichtert die korrekte Funktionsweise des Systems zu überprüfen und zu überwachen… …
