bite
verbUK /baɪt/
US /baɪt/
To use your teeth to cut into something.
She took a big bite of the apple.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A small amount of food taken into the mouth at one time.
He ate the cake in just a few bites.
3. A sharp pain or stinging feeling.
The cold wind had a real bite to it.
4. To sting or pierce with fangs or a mouthpart.
The mosquito bit me on the arm.