biting 音标拼音: [b'ɑɪtɪŋ]
a . 刺痛的,辛辣的
刺痛的,辛辣的
biting adj 1 :
capable of wounding ; "
a barbed compliment "; "
a biting aphorism "; "
pungent satire " [
synonym : {
barbed }, {
biting },
{
nipping }, {
pungent }, {
mordacious }]
2 :
causing a sharply painful or stinging sensation ;
used especially of cold ; "
bitter cold "; "
a biting wind " [
synonym :
{
biting }, {
bitter }]
Bite \
Bite \ (
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v .
t . [
imp . {
Bit } (
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p .
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{
Bitten } (
b [
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n ), {
Bit };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Biting }.] [
OE .
biten ,
AS .
b [
imac ]
tan ;
akin to D .
bijten ,
OS .
b [
imac ]
tan ,
OHG .
b [
imac ]
zan ,
G .
beissen ,
Goth .
beitan ,
Icel .
b [
imac ]
ta ,
Sw .
bita ,
Dan .
bide ,
L .
findere to cleave ,
Skr .
bhid to cleave . [
root ]
87 .
Cf . {
Fissure }.]
[
1913 Webster ]
1 .
To seize with the teeth ,
so that they enter or nip the thing seized ;
to lacerate ,
crush ,
or wound with the teeth ;
as ,
to bite an apple ;
to bite a crust ;
the dog bit a man .
[
1913 Webster ]
Such smiling rogues as these ,
Like rats ,
oft bite the holy cords atwain . --
Shak .
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2 .
To puncture ,
abrade ,
or sting with an organ (
of some insects )
used in taking food .
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3 .
To cause sharp pain ,
or smarting ,
to ;
to hurt or injure ,
in a literal or a figurative sense ;
as ,
pepper bites the mouth . "
Frosts do bite the meads ." --
Shak .
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1913 Webster ]
4 .
To cheat ;
to trick ;
to take in . [
Colloq .] --
Pope .
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5 .
To take hold of ;
to hold fast ;
to adhere to ;
as ,
the anchor bites the ground .
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The last screw of the rack having been turned so often that its purchase crumbled , . . .
it turned and turned with nothing to bite . --
Dickens .
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{
To bite the dust }, {
To bite the ground },
to fall in the agonies of death ;
as ,
he made his enemy bite the dust .
{
To bite in } (
Etching ),
to corrode or eat into metallic plates by means of an acid .
{
To bite the thumb at } (
any one ),
formerly a mark of contempt ,
designed to provoke a quarrel ;
to defy . "
Do you bite your thumb at us ?" --
Shak .
{
To bite the tongue },
to keep silence . --
Shak .
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Biting \
Bit "
ing \,
a .
That bites ;
sharp ;
cutting ;
sarcastic ;
caustic . "
A biting affliction ." "
A biting jest ." --
Shak .
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1913 Webster ]
165 Moby Thesaurus words for "
biting ":
Attic ,
Siberian ,
acerb ,
acerbate ,
acerbic ,
acid ,
acidic ,
acidulent ,
acidulous ,
acrid ,
acrimonious ,
acute ,
afflictive ,
agonizing ,
algid ,
arctic ,
asperous ,
astringent ,
atrocious ,
below zero ,
bitter ,
bitterly cold ,
bleak ,
boreal ,
brilliant ,
brisk ,
brumal ,
caustic ,
clear -
cut ,
clever ,
cold ,
cold as charity ,
cold as death ,
cold as ice ,
cold as marble ,
corroding ,
corrosive ,
cramping ,
crisp ,
cruel ,
cutting ,
distressing ,
double -
edged ,
driving ,
droll ,
edged ,
effective ,
escharotic ,
excruciating ,
facetious ,
fierce ,
forceful ,
forcible ,
freezing ,
freezing cold ,
frigid ,
funny ,
gelid ,
glacial ,
gnawing ,
grave ,
griping ,
gutsy ,
hard ,
harrowing ,
harsh ,
hibernal ,
hiemal ,
humorous ,
humorsome ,
hurtful ,
hurting ,
hyperborean ,
ice -
cold ,
ice -
encrusted ,
icelike ,
icy ,
imperative ,
impressive ,
incisive ,
inclement ,
ingoing ,
irritating ,
jesting ,
jocose ,
jocular ,
joking ,
joky ,
joshing ,
keen ,
keen -
witted ,
mordacious ,
mordant ,
nervous ,
nimble -
witted ,
nipping ,
nippy ,
nose -
tickling ,
numbing ,
painful ,
paroxysmal ,
penetrating ,
piercing ,
pinching ,
piquant ,
poignant ,
pointed ,
powerful ,
punchy ,
pungent ,
quick -
witted ,
racking ,
rapier -
like ,
raw ,
rigorous ,
rough ,
salt ,
salty ,
scathing ,
scintillating ,
scorching ,
sensational ,
severe ,
sharp ,
shooting ,
sinewed ,
sinewy ,
slashing ,
sleety ,
slushy ,
smart ,
snappy ,
sour ,
sparkling ,
spasmatic ,
spasmic ,
spasmodic ,
sprightly ,
stabbing ,
stinging ,
stone -
cold ,
strident ,
striking ,
stringent ,
strong ,
subzero ,
supercooled ,
tart ,
telling ,
tormenting ,
torturous ,
trenchant ,
vehement ,
vigorous ,
violent ,
virulent ,
vital ,
vitriolic ,
whimsical ,
winterbound ,
winterlike ,
wintery ,
wintry ,
withering ,
witty
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