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You bite something when you hold it in your mouth, between your teeth. You usually bite to break off a piece of something, like biting off a mouthful of an apple.
The cat in the picture is biting the woman's nose.
Insects like mosquitos that don't have mouths like ours can still bite you with their tongues.
The cat in the picture is biting the woman's nose.
Insects like mosquitos that don't have mouths like ours can still bite you with their tongues.
A bittern is a kind of wading bird with a brown, striped body that blends well with tall reeds. It lives in wetlands and eats small fish, frogs, and insects.
Something is bizarre if it is strikingly odd in appearance or effect.
B is for Black bean
Black beans are common in Mexican, Central American, Caribbean, and South American cooking. People eat them in soups, stews, salads, rice dishes, and tacos. They can be bought dried or already cooked in cans.
B is for Black Panther
B is for Black swan
B is for Black-eyed pea
People eat black-eyed peas cooked in soups, stews, salads, and side dishes. They are often served with rice and are a traditional New Year's food in the southern United States, where they are said to bring good luck. The plant likely came from West Africa and was brought to the Americas long ago.
B is for Blackberry
Blackberries are most often used to make jam.
Blackbird is a name given to a number of medium-sized birds with shiny black feathers. Blackbirds can be found across much of the world in woodlands and gardens. They scratch around on the ground for insects, and also eat berries.
