bite it

1. To wipe out, crash or fall off.

He'll bite itif he attemps that jump.

by 5'11"Racer September 20, 2006

bite it

To die; to become bernie; to kick the bucket; to buy the farm. Short for bite the dust.

"I banged your mom last night."
"That's not funny dogg, my mom bit it last week."
"Oh shit, I'm really sorry. What happened?"
"The horse fell on her."

by Nick D January 31, 2004

bite-bite

Food, typically associated with the meals of brunch or breakfast, that is of high quality, typically rich in flavor, healthful, and generally diminutive portion size. Although it can be used in the idiomatic expression "to grab a bite-bite," it is more typically used to describe the offerings of a restaurant -- usually to make a distinction between this type of food and typical greasy spoon diner fare.

Chiefly Midwestern.

"You guys should check out the new French-style cafe in my neighborhood. They have coffee there, AND bite-bites."

by milesmonroe October 12, 2011

biting

Copying another rap artist's lyrics in a plagiaristic form. This is often done while rapping "freestyle"

I thought Tyrone was gonna freestyle but I caught him biting off LL Cool J.

by TommyNoleBuc August 18, 2007

biting

The theft of another's artistic ideas, concepts, styles, etc.

"... There is nothing original, innovative or groundbreaking about their whole crew, they're all biting from the originators!. ..."

by HipHop Philosophy Radio February 6, 2015

bite

To rip off another person's style, especially with respect to music or fashion. From early hip-hop culture.

Why don't you come up with your own sound instead of biting every track that hits it big in the clubs?

by Greenie April 12, 2004

bites

To be highly disagreeable or annoying. An exclamation for something that is bad.

I just lost my job, that bites!

by Said February 5, 2003