nipping|nippings in English

noun

[nip·ping || 'nɪpɪŋ]

pinching; nibbling

Use "nipping|nippings" in a sentence

1. Puppy Teething vs Nipping and Biting

2. Causing a stinging sensation; nipping: Biting cold

3. We don't want Jack Frost nipping at your nose.

4. Years of demons nipping at your heels, haven't seen one for months.

5. 18 The postman ran away with the dog nipping at his heel.

6. Biting definition, nipping; smarting; keen: Biting cold; a Biting sensation on the tongue

7. 25 Or a social interaction might go sour, with one marmot nipping or chasing another.

8. Half the school thinks you're nipping off to the Chamber of Secrets every night.

9. 18 The day was cold with a nipping wind down the northward running streets.

10. Foreseeing social problems of this kind is unquestionably the best way of nipping them in the bud.

11. Two sets of bottle nipping and annular belt structure. Good effect for some bottles erecting unsteadily.

12. 12 The ravenous little blood-suckers were nipping at our ankles and crawling in through the eyelets of our boots.

13. Belgian Tervurens may instinctively display herding behavior such as chasing and circling, moving effortlessly for hours and nipping at people's heels

14. There are many synonyms of Coldish which include Algid, Arctic, Biting, Chill, Chilled, Chilling, Chilly, Frigid, Frosty, Gelid, Hawkish, Nipping, Refreshing, Refrigerated, Shivery, …

15. Luckily, nipping an automobile Coolant leak in the bud before it has a chance to cause further damage is relatively straightforward, even for novice car owners

16. Barbed - capable of wounding; "a Barbed compliment"; "a biting aphorism"; "pungent satire" biting , mordacious , nipping , pungent sarcastic - expressing or expressive of ridicule that wounds

17. Wire turns can be removed from a Coil by breaking the wire out of a rib, or by nipping off a turn or two at each rib with end cutters

18. “The truth is if your Cuticles are properly pushed (using a quality Cuticle remover), and light nipping of any residual (skin that is no longer attached or “live”) your nails will look

19. Characteristics of Bluffing The hallmarks of Bluffing are lunging, nipping, biting, hissing, and general resistance to interaction. Birds can enter into this stage seemingly overnight, and generally when they are between the ages of 4 months and one year

20. Curs were described as heelers, nipping the heels of cattle to make them move and ducking below the subsequent kick, they were said to be common in England, particularly the North of England, but were virtually unknown in the rest of the United Kingdom.

21. ‘The Buntline Hitch is used to tie a Buntline to a square sail.’ ‘The 4-8 tightens braces and halyards that may have gone slack overnight and usually sees to re-nipping the Buntlines.’ ‘The Buntline Hitch was originally employed to secure the Buntlines to the foot of the square sails.’