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*bite (to eat) to get something to eat; to get food that can be eaten quickly. (*Typically: get ~; grab ~; have~.) I need a few minutes to grab a bite to eat. Bob often tries to get a bite between meetings. See: How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Many contractors are mandating an order of spare parts to be shipped with their equipment, biting the bullet on trumped up costs so that if one of the machines breaks, the seven days of wait time for air freight shipment does not compromise the completion of their project. If we want to continue to enjoy the quality of life we have, we have to take some serious looks at biting the bullet on these bond measures to improve our infrastructure. Ultimately, they are biting the bullet in the short term in hopes that the moves they are making will strengthen them for the long term," said David Miller, president of Integrated Sports Marketing Inc. |
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