biting on granite
biting on granite is the present participle and gerund of bite on granite.
Meaning of bite on granite
Verb
bite on granite (third-person singular simple present bites on granite, present participle biting on granite, simple past bit on granite, past participle bitten on granite)
- To waste energy on a pointless task.
- To proselytize to devout believers of another faith is to bite on granite.
- to face a diagonal occupied by two or more opposing pawns.
- Chess openings in which one fianchettos one's bishop often result in said bishop biting on granite.
Questions about biting on granite
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- Biting on granite is the present participle and gerund of bite on granite.
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