Nibble is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NIBBLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to eat with small bites
• take small bites out of
• eat frequently in small amounts
• gently bite at (a part of the body), especially amorously or nervously
• gradually erode or diminish
• show cautious interest in a commercial opportunity
• take little bites (of)
• To bite by little at a time; to seize gently with the mouth; to eat slowly or in small bits.
• To bite upon something gently or cautiously; to eat a little of a thing, as by taking small bits cautiously; as, fishes nibble at the bait.
• bite off very small pieces
• bite gently
• eat intermittently; take small bites of
NOUN:
• an act or instance of nibbling
• a small piece of food bitten off
• small savoury snacks, typically eaten before a meal or with drinks
• a show of interest in a commercial opportunity
• A small or cautious bite.
• a small byte
• gentle biting
• little bite

Words related to NIBBLE

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Words that contain NIBBLE

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How to use NIBBLE in a sentence

• The babies began at once to nibble hungrily at the tender bark of willow and alder.
• Since then he has had a nibble at every imaginable disease, not to mention a number of imaginary ones as well.
• She ate a nibble of dinner as soberly as Amelia could have wished, then sat back, her eyes closed with a resolve to think clearly, closely, to some determination of her life.
• Soon he was some distance from the pen, and then he thought it would be safe to nibble at a bit of pig weed.
• Father McShane encouraged his nibble very scientifically.
• I could see that broken half-biscuit, with its ragged edges, and knew that if I had a piece, I would nibble off the rough points first.
• I sat beside her on deep mats that made the room half a couch, and wine was given me and sweets to nibble, served on tiny, foot-high tables inlaid with pearl.
• I have very sharp teeth, and I might perhaps be able to nibble through the string round your beautiful neck and set you free.
• So-and-so, but we begin to look at hundred-dollar shawls and nibble about the hook.
• He turned away indifferently and began to nibble at some tough grass stems which he had brought down in case of a rainy day.
• He never could have lasted so long without a move or a nibble.
• The little Country Mouse liked the taste so much that he could hardly nibble fast enough.
• But they were both very careful not to nibble any of the blossoms where the bees were gathering honey.
• Nibble, nibble, nibble! Not a word did the little rabbits speak.
• Nibble, nibble, nibble! How still it was in the garden! Bunny heard the bees humming as they flew among the flowers.
• Nibble, nibble, nibble! How still it was everywhere.
• They simply pine for want of nourishment until, too weak even to nibble the grass about them, they drop and die.
• Only the ignorant and the envious, nibble at the successes of other men, with vermin teeth and venomous tongue.
• To keep up our courage a little, we would nibble at the figs which we had hoped to give to the pages, at the fougasso which we had hoped to present to the Kings.
• The children pulled some green grass they found and stuck it through the wires for the colts to pull out of their hands and nibble.
• She continued the game by giving it a little nibble, and then thrust out her own tongue.
• Nibble, and urged him to delay the sale for an hour, but he said it was impossible, he would not hurry it for half an hour or so, but that they were already pressed for time.
• Shep caught three perch hand running while Giant did not get a nibble.
• We took some of the oats with us, to nibble at as we went along.
• Perhaps, during a lull, it may occur to him that he has not eaten since yesterday, and he may pull out a bit of biscuit or chocolate from his pocket, just to nibble.
• The two horses had recovered their wind and begun to nibble at one another.
• But my father in those days was a peace-man, and he was also disinclined to nibble at the public crib while rendering no adequate service.
• It was the forest as God made it, the magnificent valley of North America, upon whose edges the white man had just begun to nibble.
• Every line is felt eagerly for a bite, but not the faintest nibble is perceptible.
• Well! After he had got his breath again Cuffy began to nibble at his snow mittens.

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