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bitten

American  
[bit-n] / ˈbɪt n /

verb

  1. a past participle of bite.


bitten British  
/ ˈbɪtən /

verb

  1. the past participle of bite

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bitten Idioms  
  1. see once bitten, twice shy; also see bite.


Other Word Forms

  • unbitten adjective

Example Sentences

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When it was finished, Mal smiled as she took it from him, and thanked him, but she had bitten her lip so hard there was blood.

From Literature

The woman’s son adopted the pit bull, named O’Gee, in 2020 from a city shelter, not knowing he had bitten a jogger in both arms, according to the woman’s lawsuit.

From Los Angeles Times

The other choice is to go in the open, past the yard, but you have to be careful not to be seen and not to get bitten by bugs.

From Literature

His clawed arm and bitten leg screamed in pain, but he made it up.

From Literature

On Sunday, a 12-year-old boy was also critically injured when bitten at a popular Sydney Harbour beach.

From BBC