"Nibbling" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Nibbling" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Nibbling" Meaning

Nibbling is a verb that means to eat or take small bites of something, often in a gentle or casual manner. It can also refer to the act of eating in small amounts throughout the day, rather than eating a full meal at one time.

"Nibbling" Examples

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I've been nibbling on a piece of string since I started watching this video. [informal]
She loves nibbling on fresh fruit, especially strawberries.
The mouse is nibbling on the wallpaper in the corner of the room.
The cat likes nibbling on catnip to calm down.
I nibbled on the cookie, but it was too hard and crunchy for my taste.

Varying Context


- Nibbling can be a soothing activity, like when I nibble on a piece of gum to relax.
- My kids have been nibbling on their mom's silver jewelry again. I need to hide it.
- Nibbling is not allowed in the office, but the vending machine nearby is always tempting me.
- I try not to nibble on my fingers when I'm thinking, but it sometimes slips out.
- The comedian's joke about nibbling on other people's ears went over really well with the audience.

"Nibbling" Similar Words

Niall

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Niall is a masculine given name that originated from the Old Irish name "Niall", which means "champion" or "cloud". It is also the name of a 17th-century Irish general and High King, Niall of the Nine Hostages.

Niamey

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Nias

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Nias is a noun that refers to a small Australian island in Bass Strait, between Tasmania and Victoria. It can also refer to the indigenous people who inhabit the island. Additionally, Nias can be an adjective meaning "relating to or characteristic of the Nias island or people".

Nib

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A nib is a small tip or point on a pen, pencil, or other writing instrument, typically made of a flexible material that is designed to reshape itself as it comes into contact with a surface, allowing for various lines and strokes to be made. In some cases, a nib can also refer to a small notch or groove on a surface, similar to a groove or a channel.

Nibble

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To nibble means to take small, gentle bites of something, often in a casual or unconcerned manner. It can also describe a subtle or non-imposing influence or effect.

Nibbled

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Nibbles

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Small bites or morsels, especially of food; a small amount of something eaten or taken.

Nibblies

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Nibelungenlied

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Nibelungs

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Niblets

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Nicaean

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Relating to the First Council of Nicaea, an early Christian council that took place in 325 AD. The term is often used to describe the Nicene Creed, a statement of faith established at this council.

Nicandra

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