biter

ˈbaɪtər

Definition

Definition of biter - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

person or animalone who bites

The dog was known as a biter among the neighbors..

chewer

gnawer

nibbler

copycat

one who copies others' work or style

He's just a biter, not original at all.

imitator

mimic

fishingfish that tends to take bait

This lake is full of biters.

nibbler

striker

taker

curling

TECH.

stone that barely touches the house

TECH.

The biter secured the team's victory.

curling stone

rock

stone

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Expressions with biter

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ankle biter

small child, especially a toddler

The park was full of ankle biters running around..

nail biter

person who bites their nails

She has been a nail biter since childhood.

biter bit

person who gets tricked after tricking others

The con artist became the biter bit when he was scammed.

the biter bitten

person experiencing consequences of their own actions

In the end, the corrupt politician was the biter bitten.

Origin of biter

English, bite (to cut with teeth) + -er (one who does)

Examples of biter in a sentence

Beware of the biter in the petting zoo.
The artist accused him of being a biter.
She was labeled a biter for copying designs.
Anglers prefer this river for its biters.
The pond's biters are active in the morning.
The biter was crucial in the final end.

He aimed for a biter to gain an advantage.

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French:mordeur, copieur, ...
German:Beißer, Nachahmer, ...
Italian:morditore, imitatore, ...
Spanish:mordedor, copión, ...
Portuguese:mordedor, copiador, ...
Chinese:咬人者, 模仿者, ...
Japanese:噛む人, 真似屋, ...
Arabic:عَضّاض, مقلد, ...
Hebrew:נוֹשֵׁךְ, חַקְיָן, ...
Russian:кусачий, подражатель, ...
Ukrainian:кусачий, наслідувач, ...
Hindi:काटने वाला, नकलची, ...
Bengali:যে কামড়ায়, নকলকারী, ...
Catalan:mossegador, imitador, ...
Czech:kousač, napodobitel, ...
Danish:bider, efteraber, ...
Dutch:bijter, na-aper, ...
Greek:δαγκανιάρης, αντιγραφέας, ...
Hungarian:harapós, utánzó, ...
Khmer:អ្នកខាំ, អ្នកចម្លងតាម, ...
Korean:물어뜯는 사람, 모방자, ...
Persian:گازگیر, کپی‌کار, ...
Polish:osoba lub zwierzę, które gryzie, naśladowca, ...
Portuguese (BR):mordedor, copião, ...
Romanian:mușcător, imitator, ...
Swedish:bitare, imitatör, ...
Thai:ผู้กัด, คนลอกเลียน, ...
Turkish:ısıran, taklitçi, ...
Vietnamese:kẻ cắn, kẻ bắt chước, ...

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