unbite
unbite verb: to undo the biting of.
Verb
unbite (third-person singular simple present unbites, present participle unbiting, simple past unbit, past participle unbitten)
- To undo the biting of.
- to unbite the apple of knowledge
- The eel lashed again, and Tarka unbit. He swam under and bit it at the back of the neck, and again released it […]1927, Henry Williamson, Tarka the Otter
Forms of unbite
| third-person singular present | unbites |
|---|---|
| present participle | unbiting |
| past | unbit |
| past participle | unbitten |
Origin of unbite
From un- + bite.
Questions about unbite
- What does unbite mean?
- Unbite means to undo the biting of.
- What part of speech is unbite?
- Unbite is a verb.
- What is the past tense of unbite?
- The past tense of unbite is unbit.
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