biting

IPA: bˈaɪtɪŋ

Examples of "biting" in Sentences

So that's been crucial in biting into Serra's one-time lead.
No, I was born half man half lobster so nail biting is an absolute delight.
Never tried it my self, but anything that keeps them from biting is ok with me.
"I completely learned my lesson in biting off more than I could chew," she says.
You never pull out those crayfish too early, you save them for when the biting is just right.
Kid probably decided he wanted to show off, or believed that biting is the new way to get girls.
She added, after a brief pause: "Should you call a biting lecture on one's shortcomings from a strange man no injury?"
But all of the nail biting is forgotten as Brazil has rolled through the tournament unbeaten, with major victories coming against Belgium and England.
That beverage is described by the Franciscan, who was sent by St. Louis, as what he calls biting, and leaving a taste like almond milk on the palate; though Elphinstone, on the contrary writing in this century, says "it is of a whitish colour and a sourish taste."