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put the bite on

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put the bite on someone and put the touch on someone
Sl. to try to get money from someone. Tom put the bite on me for ten dollars. Bill put the touch on me, but I told him to forget about it.
See also: bite, put

put the bite on somebody   (American informal)
to ask someone for something that you want, especially money (often + for ) She put the bite on her sister for $20.
See also: bite, put


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DAVID BECKHAM is ready to put the bite on Austria tomorrow after having a nibble at team-mate Alan Smith in training yesterday.
JIM VICKERS aims to put the bite on high-flying Newcastle Vipers tonight as Edinburgh Capitals go all out to stave off the ice hockey Elite League's wooden spoon.
The hungry Jaws from Oz put the bite on the day trippers when they sailed into his seal- hunting ground.
 
 
 
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