Bite

Bite

A ball that hits the green and stops quickly without rolling much at all is said to have bite. Usually, a ball hit with backspin will have bite. Bite is the opposite of release. When a ball releases, it hits the green and continues to roll forward.

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Automotive; Automobile

(1) A vehicle's ability to adhere to the road (especially to a racing track). (2) The ability of a tool to secure itself to a fastener as in I want my wrench to get a good bite on ...

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Printing & publishing; Publishing

A short excerpt, fragment, clip, or bit; as a visual bite from film, or word bites from poems. Compare sound-bite; see ear, snippet, blurb, squib, filler, paragraph, call-out, ...

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Sports; Cricket

The turn a spin bowler is able to produce on a pitch.

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Bite : a single bite to eat something.

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Language; Slang

(American) To be repellent, inferior, worthless. Since around 2000 ‘it bites’ has been synonymous with ‘it sucks’.

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Also known as the drive, it is the first shot taken from the tee area, regardless of whether a ball is placed on a tee or not.

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To strike the ball with the part of the club head where the heel is joined to the shaft.

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