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bite someone's style

bite someone's style verb: to emulate, copy, imitate.

Verb

bite someone's style (third-person singular simple present bites someone's style, present participle biting someone's style, simple past bit someone's style, past participle bitten someone's style)

  1. To emulate, copy, imitate
    • Hey, where'd you get the hammer? You're biting my style! I'M the hammer guy!2004, Intelligent Systems, translated by Nintendo of America, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Nintendo, GameCube, level/area: Glitzville

Forms of bite someone's style

third-person singular presentbites someone's style
present participlebiting someone's style
pastbit someone's style
past participlebitten someone's style

Questions about bite someone's style

What does bite someone's style mean?
Bite someone's style means to emulate, copy, imitate.
What part of speech is bite someone's style?
Bite someone's style is a verb.
What is the past tense of bite someone's style?
The past tense of bite someone's style is bit someone's style.

Words near bite someone's style in the dictionary

  1. bite one's tongue
  2. bite point
  3. bite points
  4. bite someone's hand off
  5. bite someone's head off
  6. bite someone's style
  7. bite stick
  8. bite sticks
  9. bite suit
  10. bite suits
  11. bite the big one

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