nibbling at|nibble at in English

eating in small bites, munching o

Use "nibbling at|nibble at" in a sentence

1. 25 There's a fish nibbling at my bait.

2. 22 The fish were nibbling at the bait.

3. Inflation began to nibble away at their savings.

4. 9 I felt a nibble at the bait.

5. She tried nibbling at the bulbous wad of meat and then at the toasted roll.

6. The Scottish National Party is at last beginning to nibble away at Labour's huge majority.

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

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

9. Later, when the main course arrives , all you can do is nibble and pick at it.

10. We each took a nibble.

11. Bibbling vs nibbling - what is the difference

12. I took a nibble from the biscuit.

13. 8 Plain-language advocates and practitioners will nibble at the iron curtain of the tenacious legalese and other forms of gobbledygook .

14. He started to nibble his biscuit.

15. Wally took her in his arms and began nibbling her ear.

16. She took a nibble of her cookie.

17. He began to nibble her ear affectionately.

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

19. "So you keep nibbling away at your past like this, whether you deaccession something from a museum or you let people tear down a good building, " he said.

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

21. They will nibble at sliced cucumber and show considerable interest in shelled peas and carrots, boiled potato and small chunks of fresh and tinned fruit.

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

23. Most burrowing crickets are vegetarians and feed on roots , but may sometimes crawl above ground at night to nibble on bits of leaves and on tender buds .

24. A herd of goats was nibbling the turf around the base of the tower.

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