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Meanings of
nibbling
in English
To eat a small amount of food between meals.
snack
peck
munching
pecking
nibble
munch
snacking
nosh
noshing
eating like a bird
Usage of
nibbling
in English
1
However, much of this is being seen as
nibbling
at the edges.
2
He kept on
nibbling
the buttons and crunching them in his mouth.
3
Yesterday, in the
fish
-
nibbling
lagoons, I seem to have really been nibbled.
4
A few kids walked the top of it,
nibbling
the chaparral leaves.
5
Behind them their horses were
nibbling
hungrily in the thick, rich grass.
6
Immediately she began
nibbling
off berries and stowing them in her basket.
7
There was no mincing and
nibbling
when it went to a meal.
8
Sipping her tea and
nibbling
her sandwich, Miss Panney considered the situation.
9
To be literal, she was
nibbling
at the end of her pen.
10
Where browsing cows and
nibbling
geese from morn till night were seen.
11
The administrative assistant, Theresa, was standing outside her cubicle
nibbling
a fingernail.
12
Her nipples bloomed for him and he rewarded them, licking and
nibbling
.
13
Gordie was a mouse
nibbling
at a crumb between a tiger's fangs.
14
A small fish was
nibbling
at a finger on his submerged hand.
15
Or his lips and teeth in that teasing,
nibbling
way he has?
16
At last the Rougons were
nibbling
at the pleasures of the wealthy!
Other examples for "nibbling"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
nibbling
nibble
Verb
Present
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
nibble at
nibble away
nibble a bit
nibble the grass
nibble chocolate
More collocations
Nibbling
through the time
Nibbling
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common