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Definition of Bite out
1. Verb. Utter. "She bit out a curse"
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Literary usage of Bite out
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1. The Western Antiquary by William Henry Kearley Wright (1885)
"Why Sir," he replied, " Don't you know, that if you meet'h with a dead man's jaws
with a perfect cage of teeth in 'em, and bite out only one tooth all, ..."
2. The Charm of Ireland by Burton Egbert Stevenson (1914)
"... half-moon depression at the summit, for all the world as though some one had
taken a great bite out of it—and that is precisely what happened, ..."
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