bite

"The dog's bite hurt the boy's hand. "

"That snake bite really hurts!"

"After just one night in the jungle I was covered with mosquito bites."

"There were only a few bites left on the plate."

"The criticism from my boss was a real bite. "

"That song is a bite of my song!"

"For lunch, I had a quick bite of fruit and cheese. "

"The teacher's sharp bite at the student's argument showed her disapproval. "

"The bite of the crowbar was strong enough to lift the heavy rock. "

"The landlord's sudden increase in rent was a clear bite—he was trying to cheat us out of more money. "

"The new student was a real bite, always trying to take credit for other people's work in class. "

"The printer's error left a noticeable bite on the edge of the report, obscuring part of the company logo. "

"The company's profits were divided into three equal bites, one for each partner. "

"The dog bit into the crunchy biscuit. "

"The dog bit the stick, holding it firmly between its teeth. "

"That dog is about to bite!"

"My sister bit at my suggestions for the project, rejecting them without explanation. "

"I needed snow chains to make the tires bite."

"For homeowners with adjustable rate mortgages, rising interest will really bite."

"Are the fish biting today?"

"The manager bit at the offer of a promotion, hoping it would mean a larger salary. "

"These mosquitoes are really biting today!"

"It bites like pepper or mustard."

"Pepper bites the mouth."

"The criticism from my boss really bit into my confidence. "

"The anchor bites."

"The anchor bites the ground."

"This music really bites."

"The teacher's harsh words were a kind of bite, meant to shame the student. "

"He always be biting my moves."

"The salesman tried to bite the customer by exaggerating the features of the used car. "