Bark but no bite

When some talks about doing something but doesn't

P1 I will slap you

P2 really

P1 no

P2 that's bark but no bite

by queenoffriends September 8, 2016

Biting rocks

Biting Rocks is a phrase used to describe extreme boredom. The point is to provide mental imagary of someone so bored that all they can do is find a rock and bite it. Not to be taken literally.

Oh dude, I was so bored last night, I was biting rocks.

by Bribar February 14, 2010

Cluck bite

The less than sexual act where 3 consenting adult strangers enjoy standing in a chicken coop naked while attempting to bewitch chickens to bite them near, but not on their genitals.

I knew she was strange, but seeing those cluck bite marks on her body made me fall in love with her.

by etang600 November 17, 2018

beans-bite

An obnoxiously large bite usually used when mooching food off of somebody

A beans-bite pisses almost everyone off

Beans: "hey dude can i have a bite?"

Cole: "alright but don't take a beans-bite"

.....

Cole: "asshole"

by hatredtrain May 10, 2010

The Bite Of ‘89

An inside joke created by fans of Taylor Swift and FNAF referencing 1989 (Taylor’s Version) and the FNAF movie, which are both coming out on October 27th, saying this means you’re planning or are going to listen to the album and watch the movie on the same day.

Friend One: “Hey are you ready for the bite of ‘89 on October 27th?”

Friend Two: “What’s that?”

Friend One: “FNAF and 1989 (Taylor’s Version) come out on the same day, we’ve been through this you fucking idiot”

by imidnightsi September 2, 2023

Debby bite

When someone asks for a taste of your food and instead of taking a nibble they take an enormous bite.

She asked for a taste of my grilled cheese sandwich, but she took a Debby bite and now it's almost all gone.

by Union Thug August 5, 2018

Hammy bite

To chomp into a piece of food so the entire thing fits in your mouth (usually used in reference to large hamburgers). A Hammy Bite must be disgustingly amusing and done with such zeal that it can rarely be imitated.

"Did he just devour that burger while watching MSNBC?" "Yah, he took a Hammy bite alright!"

or

"What is Hernie doing to his food? What does he think it is, Tiger?" "No, he's just doing his usual Hammy bite."

by COLLEGIUM MEMBER X March 30, 2010