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Noun(1) a small byte,gentle biting,morsel,bite(2) a small byte(3) gentle biting(4) morsel(5) bite
Verb(1) bite off very small pieces,bite gently,eat intermittently,take small bites of,bite,pick at(2) bite off very small pieces(3) bite gently(4) eat intermittently(5) take small bites of(6) bite(7) pick at

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(1) I took a nibble from one of the sandwiches(2) It means drawing a baited line through the water and waiting for a nibble .(3) When confronted with a waffle for the first time, Sugar sniffs delicately and digests a tiny nibble .(4) I had a nibble of the duck meat, which had a lovely shadow of sweetness - a great combination of ingredients.(5) A mile off the Ft. Lauderdale coast, mom and daughter dropped their baited lines, hoping for a nibble from grouper or triggerfish to take home for dinner.(6) And there'd better be something to drink - at least something small to nibble on, depending on the hour of the night or morning.(7) He said anyone who goes through what he did without even getting a nibble from a fish on his line deserves his money back.(8) Nonetheless I liked this dish - or the nibble of it I was allowed.(9) Nevertheless, I enjoyed the attention and liked it even more when she started to nibble my left ear lobe.(10) She was giggling, occasionally giving him a kiss, a nibble .(11) I discovered this when she was about 16 months old, after letting her have a nibble from the corner of a premium plus cracker with peanut butter on it.(12) Next I nibble on the chocolate cookie, reminding myself of the rabbit I had when I was younger.(13) Just a nibble on a Rich Tea biscuit in the morning would soon banish the malaise.(14) Now, if you have that diversified, broad portfolio, only after that do you start to nibble at individual stocks and try to play these opportunities that we see in the market.(15) In the afternoons, one can visit local gardens, play croquet, sit amidst the blooming azaleas, nibble on some Devonshire tea, and adamantly wish for a quick death.(16) I'm distracted by a nibble on my line