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BITE OR BYTE
Bite - verb: To cut or tear with the teeth: She took a bite of her cookie. He bit into the candy bar. To pierce the skin with fangs, a stinger, or teeth: A snake bit him. That dog bites! To cause a sharp pain to: The cold wind bit his face. To take bait: The fish aren't biting today. He bit right into the lie since it was told with a straight face. Bite - noun: A wound that comes from biting. The dog had bitten him. He showed us his dog bite. An amount of food taken into the mouth at one time: Have a bite. A sharp pain; sting: The pain in his back was biting. Byte - noun: The amount of computer memory needed to store a single letter, number or punctuation mark. Back to Top
Bite - verb:
To cut or tear with the teeth: She took a bite of her cookie. He bit into the candy bar. To pierce the skin with fangs, a stinger, or teeth: A snake bit him. That dog bites! To cause a sharp pain to: The cold wind bit his face. To take bait: The fish aren't biting today. He bit right into the lie since it was told with a straight face.
Bite - noun:
A wound that comes from biting. The dog had bitten him. He showed us his dog bite. An amount of food taken into the mouth at one time: Have a bite. A sharp pain; sting: The pain in his back was biting.
Byte - noun:
The amount of computer memory needed to store a single letter, number or punctuation mark.
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