bit (at) (Meaning)

bit (at)

No meaning found for this word.

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I took a bit (at) the apple and found it to be surprisingly sweet.
The dog took a playful bit (at) my leg, but it was more affectionate than threatening.
The horse bit (at) the reins in protest, but I held on firmly.
The child bit (at) their fingernails out of nervousness.
I took a bit (at) the new sushi and savored the burst of flavors.
The squirrel bit (at) the nuts, cracking them open with its sharp teeth.
I bit (at) my lip in anticipation of the upcoming presentation.
The venomous snake bit (at) its victim, injecting a deadly poison.
The hungry mosquito bit (at) her arm, leaving an itchy red mark.
I took a small bit (at) the cake, just enough to tantalize my taste buds without spoiling my dinner.

ate,eroded,destroyed, corroded, gnawed, ruined, wasted, fretted, broke up, dissolved

rejuvenated, restored, revived,renewed, freshened, regenerated, revitalized, refreshed, recreated,refreshened

I took a bit (at) the apple and found it to be surprisingly sweet.

The dog took a playful bit (at) my leg, but it was more affectionate than threatening.

The horse bit (at) the reins in protest, but I held on firmly.

The child bit (at) their fingernails out of nervousness.