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1 Bullets began to whistle among the branches and nip at the trees.
2 Every part of me. A nip at his throat, a quiet demand.
3 In the polls, Labour has shot ahead to nip at the Liberals' heels.
4 Too shallow, and it would simply be a painful nip at the nerves.
5 Just then he felt a terrible nip at the end of his tail.
6 A yell from the darkness told of a nip at least.
7 She loves his firm hands, begins to nip at him, teasing him on.
8 Barky yapped excitedly, leaping up to nip at the dummy's sneakers.
9 Ah, naughty, naughty, would you take a nip at the gentleman?
10 He gave a small nip at the lobe of her ear.
11 It snarled savagely, took a nip at the vile hand.
12 Anyway, it isn't so long since you got a good nip at the creek.
13 I felt him kiss my shoulder softly, then nip at the side of my neck.
14 They wouldn't look at Chiniquy, I am sure, if they could get a nip at you.
15 Quicksilver immediately trotted to circle behind them and nip at their shambling heels or backsides if necessary.
16 See the fishes nip at those singular pink flowers with a thick fringe hanging from the edges.
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