nibble|nibbles in English

noun

[nib·ble || 'nɪbl]

small morsel of food; small quick bites; half of a byte, unit of information having four bits (Computers)

Use "nibble|nibbles" in a sentence

1. We each took a nibble.

2. She nibbles on her pencil like I do.

3. I took a nibble from the biscuit.

4. He started to nibble his biscuit.

5. Ho… iday Appetizer Recipes Holiday parties might call for warm nibbles

6. She took a nibble of her cookie.

7. He began to nibble her ear affectionately.

8. Each nibble was eaten with the air of an epicure.

9. Inflation began to nibble away at their savings.

10. Wally turned to me and began to nibble my car.

11. A byte, bit, nibble, or other small data type.

12. 9 I felt a nibble at the bait.

13. One of the kids tried a nibble of the bread.

14. I felt a nibble on the end of my line.

15. In Italy, Aperitifs usually arrive with a savory nibble sometimes called salatini

16. The horse lowered his head and began to nibble the grass.

17. Don't nibble, I don't want to quarrel with you now.

18. See also: among, Browse Browse on (something) To nibble or graze on

19. Even when inflation is low, it nibbles away at people's savings, reducing their value considerably over several years.

20. On the whole it's a good plan, at which we shouldn't nibble.

21. Just take/have a nibble to see if you like the taste.

22. Instead of snacking on crisps and chocolate, nibble on celery or carrot.

23. Sweet and/or spicy nibbles, mainly consisting of dried fruit, nuts, potato products, peanuts, almonds and cashew nuts

24. 26 Instead of snacking on crisps and chocolate, nibble on celery or carrot.

25. Browse definition, to eat, nibble at, or feed on (leaves, tender shoots, or other soft vegetation)