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Meanings of nibble in English
Usage of nibble in English
1
He decided to go out and buy some wine and nibble food.
2
But to nibble a hole in the Germany Army might take years.
3
She would even nibble his calves for the fun of the thing.
4
Nait took a test nibble at the thing, looked to Least, puzzled.
5
Then the five little mice each chose a red apple to nibble.
6
Spitting is allowed and you can nibble on biscuits, biltong and cheese.
7
After the first taste it grew eager, and began to nibble hungrily.
8
Only by joining us can they get a nibble at the spoils.
9
She dismounted and let her horse nibble a few blades of grass.
10
No, I'm afraid they seem to have evolved for females to nibble.
11
They just give their victim a nibble, and lap at the wound.
12
Finally they decide to venture so far as to nibble a bit.
13
Good enough to eat, or at least nibble on for a while.
14
I think Mr. Lyon has had a nibble from a fresh-water fish.
15
She knows how I love to nibble on good things to eat.
16
That leaves the rest of us to just nibble around the edges.
About this term
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Nibble through the time
Nibble across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common