bite off

To use your teeth to break a piece off, OR to take on too much of something.

"She bit off a small piece of the dark chocolate and let it melt on her tongue."

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[ENG] The Secret of Baekryeongdo Cold Soba [Korean Dining Table] | KBS WORLD TV 120313

KBS WORLD TV · 4:10

Yes, you can bite off.

Hugh Jackman Awards His Ultimate (Australian) Snack 🇦🇺🦘| Snack Awards

LADbible Entertainment · 5:38

So you bite off each end.

TROLLING Fortnite Until I Rage Quit Offline 😂

LEGIQN · 138:48

You want to bite off your bread?

Harvard CS50’s Intro to Cybersecurity – Full University Course

freeCodeCamp.org · 70:31

Bite off the easiest, most important accounts first.

Abroad in Japan Live 🌟 Dinner in Tokyo | Feat. @RyotarosJapan

Abroad in Japan · 51:07

Don't bite off more than you can chew.

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