nibble

Object

• grass: For a long moment he concentrated on the miniature donkey nibbling the grass around the wooden zebra.

Converse of object

• serve: A cool retro chic bowl, perfect for your vintage chic or retro chic interior, also ideal for serving nibbles!
• have: You might wanna check out their official home page, their myspace page or begin by downloading a few tracks to have a nibble.
• take: I think I took two tiny nibbles of a slice of bread.
• provide: Judy, Emma and Maggie provided wonderful nibbles and the wine flowed.
• get: Action Points: Nathan to pick and advertize a video well in advance, and get nibbles.
• enjoy: They also enjoy the odd nibble at the bed clothes, in fact anything hanging over the edge of the bed is at risk.

Preposition: at

• edge: Experimental devices have nibbled at the edges of the problem, however.

Adjective modifier

• tasty: Dry roast with soya sauce for a tasty nibble.
• healthy: Dried pear slices make a healthy in-between meal nibble.
• few: Since I work in a kitchen I cannot help myself to a few nibbles.
• little: The first time I didn't respond fast enough to that, she gave my arm a little nibble!
• free: There will also be a cash prize quiz as usual and extra free nibbles!
• other: Also for you: soul food - the ' JUICY ' bar - drinks / fresh fruit and other nibbles.

Modifying Another Word

• away: Using these attacks nibbles away at your magic bar.
• just: Just nibbling the base of the kelp stems enabled the next storm to carry them away.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• away: As soon as it finds one - it starts nibbling away at the base of one of the starfish's arms.

Followed by a transitive particle

• away: I'd nibble away a bit, taking care to allow for falling tree trunks.

Preposition: before

• kick-off: Tickets cost £ 15 plus VAT and include drinks and nibbles before kick-off at 6.30pm.

Preposition: of

• bread: So she had nibble of bread and cheese and then fell asleep in her highchair.