ankle biter

a toddler. A child between the ages of 1 and 4.

"Yeah, she's all married an' got a buncha little ankle biters runnin' around"

by Sonyx O'Shea June 26, 2003

ankle-biter

Someone that feels the need to overcompensate in any way,for any kinda shortcoming; ala small,loud barking dogs that bite your ankles to show you their workin' wit' sumthin'..

To the meathead at the bar that's all angry & likes to kiss his muscles, "Dude! Stop bein' such an ankle-biter!"

by Mobscene Nicole! October 26, 2005

biter

1. A biter is a person who steals or uses (bit off) a part (piece)of one's over-all performance or style, and uses it as their own. Note: The biter in question mis-represents the original source of the material used.

2. A biter can also pertain to a person who consistently uses other peoples material in liue of their lacking orginality.

1. What a biter man, I made up that move.

2. Montel Jordan obviously bit off the sound-track for his song,"This is how we do it" from Slick Ricks,"Children's Story".

by Darryl Learie aka nine9nine9nine9 September 11, 2006

pillow biter

A slang and highly derogatory term for a homosexual male. It was likely inspired by the notion that a male engaged in anal sex would be face-down into a pillow, biting into it.

"I think it's about time that those pillow biters be allowed to get married. They have rights, too."

by Oyx August 5, 2008

ankle-biter

A little kid; a rug rat.

Only ankle-biters like Barney; everyone else wants to barbecue him.

by Cornholio October 31, 2003

pickle biter

Derogatory term for a gay man.

From the last episode of Will and Grace. The man in the whole body cast in the hospital called Will "pickle biter" when he realized Will is gay.

by Jawge July 20, 2006

Biters

One who continually and consistently copies an original style from someone. One who turns something which is original into something that is cliche.

E-40: A rapper who's original sound, style, and flow are both innovative and creative.

Any and all who attempt to duplicate E-40's sound: Biters.

by Dylan McKay August 7, 2004