0 past simple and past participle of nibble
They declined, however, to eat pupae of any species, though they nibbled at them occasionally.
It nibbled at the boundaries of what respectability might want to construct as private.
They have simply nibbled at the fringes of the problem instead of tackling it head on.
The only result has been that one industrialist "nibbled" but went away and there is no prospective development there at all.
Those who are concerned with women workers know in how many ingenious ways wages are nibbled at, and this provision would make that illegal.
The local authority ought not to have its powers nibbled into by this or any other body.
I have had my hair nibbled in front.
Here, again, we are faced with a problem at which, in my view, we have hitherto rather nibbled.
