nibblers Sentence Examples
- The tiny nibblers gnawed at the edges of the bark, peeling it back in thin strips.
- Chipmunks are skilled nibblers, able to stash vast quantities of nuts in their cheek pouches.
- Sea urchins use their specialized teeth to nibble at algae and other small marine organisms.
- The squirrels nibbled on the fallen acorns, cracking them open to feast on the nutritious seeds.
- The delicate flower petals were torn by the nibblers, leaving jagged edges and tiny holes.
- The newborn mice nibbled cautiously at the bread crumbs, their tiny mouths too small for larger pieces.
- The rabbits nibbled contentedly on the clover in the meadow, their long ears twitching nervously.
- The goats nibbled on the tender leaves of the willow tree, ignoring the bitter taste of its bark.
- The horses nibbled greedily on the freshly cut hay, their teeth crunching against the blades.
- The nibblers left behind a trail of sawdust and wood shavings as they gnawed at the old wooden fence.
nibblers Meaning
nibblers
snack, to take gentle, small, or cautious bites, a tentative expression of interest, to bite gently, to eat or chew in small bits, a very small quantity or portion (as of food), to bite or chew gently or bit by bit, to take away bit by bit, to deal with something as if by nibbling, an act of nibbling
Synonyms & Antonyms of nibblers
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FAQs About the word nibblers
snack, to take gentle, small, or cautious bites, a tentative expression of interest, to bite gently, to eat or chew in small bits, a very small quantity or port
pickers,dieters,
pigs, stuffers,hogs, gourmands, overeaters, hog, cormorants, gluttons, gormandizers, trenchermen
The tiny nibblers gnawed at the edges of the bark, peeling it back in thin strips.
Chipmunks are skilled nibblers, able to stash vast quantities of nuts in their cheek pouches.
Sea urchins use their specialized teeth to nibble at algae and other small marine organisms.
The squirrels nibbled on the fallen acorns, cracking them open to feast on the nutritious seeds.
