terms |
bitey |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective bitey is
(informal) inclined to bite.
bitey |
both |
As an adjective bitey
is (informal) inclined to bite.
As a determiner both is
each of the two; one and the other.
As a conjunction both is
including both (used with and).
bitey |
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bited |
bitey |
As a verb bited
is (nonstandard) (
bite).
As an adjective bitey is
(informal) inclined to bite.
bitsy |
bitey |
As adjectives the difference between bitsy and bitey
is that
bitsy is fragmented while
bitey is (informal) inclined to bite.
mitey |
bitey |
As adjectives the difference between mitey and bitey
is that
mitey is of or pertaining to mites while
bitey is (informal) inclined to bite.
As an adverb mitey
is .
As a noun mitey
is .
bites |
bitey |
As a noun bites
is .
As a verb bites
is (
bite).
As an adjective bitey is
(informal) inclined to bite.
biter |
bitey |
As a noun biter
is agent noun of bite; someone or something who bites.
As an adjective bitey is
inclined to bite.
bitey |
bitty |
As adjectives the difference between bitey and bitty
is that
bitey is inclined to bite while
bitty is containing bits; fragmented.
As a noun bitty is
alternative form of lang=en.
bitey |
bitee |
As an adjective bitey
is (informal) inclined to bite.
As a noun bitee is
one who is bitten.
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