কামড়, কামড় বেন্ধান, দংশন, হুল বেঁধান, ঘা, একগ্রাস, খাবল, দন্তাঘাত, কামড়ের ক্ষত, কামড়ের চিহ্ন, একগ্রাস খাদ্য, দৃঢ়মুষ্টিতে আঁকড়াইয়া ধরা, কবল, হুল ফোটানর ক্ষত, হুল ফোটানর চিহ্ন, চোট
দান্ত দিয়া ফুটা করা, দান্ত দিয়া কাটিয়া ফেলা, আঁকড়াইয়া ধরা, দান্ত দিয়া কামড়ান, দান্ত দিয়া ছিঁড়িয়া লত্তয়া, দংশন করা, ক্ষয় করা, প্রবঁচিত করা, ঘা দেত্তয়া, খাবল মারা, খাবলান, ঘা মারা, দান্ত দিয়া কামড়াইয়া ধরা, ঠোকরান, টোপে ঠোকর দেত্তয়া, টোপ ফেলা, টোপ ঠোকরান, হুল ফোটান
(1) A wound resulting from biting by an animal or a person.
(2) A small amount of solid food; a mouthful.
(3) A painful wound caused by the thrust of an insect's stinger into skin.
(4) A light informal meal.
(5) (angling.
(6) Wit having a sharp and caustic quality.
(7) A strong odor or taste property.
(8) The act of gripping or chewing off with the teeth and jaws.
(9) A portion removed from the whole.
(10) A small amount of solid food.
(11) A mouthful.
(12) (angling) an instance of a fish taking the bait.
(13) Mouthful of food.
(14) Pungency; stinging sensation.
(15) Allotment.
(1) To grip, cut off, or tear with or as if with the teeth or jaws.
(2) Cause a sharp or stinging pain or discomfort.
(3) Penetrate or cut, as with a knife.
(4) Deliver a sting to.
(5) To grip.
(6) cut off.
(7) or tear with or as if with the teeth or jaws.
(8) Penetrate or cut.
(9) as with a knife.
(10) Grip or tear with teeth.
(11) Corrode.
(12) Eat away.
(13) Take a chance.
(1) I glared at her while taking a bite of the scrumptious piece of buttered and toasted bread.
(2) There may be situations, your Honour, where that section may bite to ensnare a situation which at first glance one would think would not be covered.
(3) Sherry vinegar brightens salad dressings with a sharp bite of purple grapes.
(4) Unlike last year, there won't be a bar so bring a packed lunch for a bite to eat and drink.
(5) Rabies is an invariably fatal viral disease caused by the bite of an infected animal, usually a dog.
(6) Robyn took a large bite out of her sandwich
(7) No great penalty because the weather has turned somewhat grey and dour, with a bite in the wind that's guaranteed to find its way through all but the stoutest of outdoor clothing.
(8) It's a small bite of interesting thoughts, statistics and references.
(9) The next time your all set to bite into a succulent Fish, think Yana Gupta.
(10) The pressures were starting to bite even before the long term effects of foot and mouth spread into the sector.
(11) The wind now has a bite that it did not have just a few days ago.
(12) I asked, grabbing a piece of toast and taking a satisfying bite .
(13) The gentler side of onions comes out in the cooking - but even when their pungency has been tamed, they retain a little bite to remind you of their wild past.
(14) Snappers strike viciously when lifted from water or teased and can inflict a serious bite .
(15) A hundred or so retailers should bite
(16) They use their ability to produce venom to defend them against predators and with their large fangs they are able to deliver a nasty bite .
(17) I plan to stop off in the village and have a bite to eat
(18) Here in the tea stalls of Islamabad, crowds gather at lunchtime for a bite to eat.
(19) Red cabbage and lentils offered just the right contrast of flavours and bite , but the red wine jus was a little too rich.
(20) As the full effects of government policy begin to bite , however, there are signs that the political backlash feared in ruling circles is developing.
sink one's teeth into
corrode
accept
sting
munch
mouthful
a snack
sting
piquancy
bit
chomp
snack
pungency
raciness
Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 7
Bite someone?
The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 20
You don't want to put a bite of that in your mouth
Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 4
Okay, listen. How about you take a bite of your sandwich,
The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 9
We'll grab a bite before I head for the airport.
Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 6
I've known a wildling to bite off his tongue instead of talking.
