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Bite Out

Noun - Popular Sense:

A phrase used to describe a situation where a significant piece or portion of something has been taken or removed by biting.

Example Sentence: After taking a bite out of the delicious apple, she handed it to her friend.

Noun - Local Sense:

In certain regions, "bite out" refers to a specific dish or snack consisting of a small portion of food that is meant to be consumed in a single bite.

Example Sentence: Don't miss the opportunity to try the local specialty, a mouthwatering bite out made from a secret family recipe.

Verb - Popular Sense:

To forcefully remove a chunk or piece from something by biting.

Example Sentence: The playful puppy bit out a chunk from the corner of the newspaper.

Verb - Local Sense:

In local slang, "bite out" can mean to leave or depart quickly, often without giving notice.

Example Sentence: Let's not bite out before the party ends; we should say our goodbyes properly.

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