Obnoxious people who copy everyone and everything, most often in vocabulary or phrases. Like people saying things like "hella" despite living nowhere near NorCal or most often people from the boston area using the phrase "EPIC" or "FML". One person uses it and it catches on like wildfire.
In general anyone from Boston
In general anyone from Boston
BITER: Hey guy, the Redsox season is gonna be Epic this year, unfortunately I gotta work all season FML.
NON-BITER: dude, you didnt even like the redsox let alone baseball until everyone else did.
NON-BITER: dude, you didnt even like the redsox let alone baseball until everyone else did.
by HaterofBiters January 14, 2010
Generally used to descibe someone with the tendency to copy; used especially in states like Massachusetts and Connecticut. Basically, if you lack creativity and a unique sense of style, copying ones image will most likely take place. This may range from biting ones shoes, to girlfriends/boyfiends.
Dude, did you see Chris today? He was totally wearing the same shirt you bought like, 2 days ago. What a biter...
by WTF Eej June 11, 2007
"kevin"
Fuck kevin, your such a biter! you follow niall around and you didnt hook up w/ anyone dureing Xerxes
by crocatier April 08, 2010
by 666isMONEY April 17, 2013
by skandel0us August 08, 2003
someone who copies off someone else constantly and when confronted about it, deny it and convince themselves that they were the ones to come up with the idea first.
by martha April 17, 2005
They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
I say this is some grade A bullshit.
A biter is, as you've already read in the other definitions, someone who can't formulate any of their own good ideas, so they steal ideas from those around them, because they are uncreative hacks.
I say this is some grade A bullshit.
A biter is, as you've already read in the other definitions, someone who can't formulate any of their own good ideas, so they steal ideas from those around them, because they are uncreative hacks.
Person A, who worked hard on his computer project, was seen as a biter, because, although he had used his own ideas, Person B, the real biter, had shown his project first, and was seen by the rest of the world as an original thinker (even though he never made improvements to his project, ever again, while person A continued to expand with creative ideas, which paid off later in life)
by You want to know who wrote this that badly? May 31, 2006