Bite and Distress

Bite

Bite noun - A harsh or sharp quality.

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Distress and bite are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Distress" instead the word "Bite" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: bit, biting, biter

Distress noun - A state of great suffering of body or mind.

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Bite and distress are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bite" instead the word "Distress" as a noun or a verb.

good	good bite	good distress
physical	physical bite	physical distress
deep	deep bite	deep distress
severe	severe bite	severe distress
Other adjectives: massive, great, serious, little, bad, minor, slightest, extra, audio.

bite child

distress child

John Carpenter's Vampires has the Big Bad Jan Valek bite the Damsel in Distress on the inner thigh while the camera focuses on her face in what seems to be orgasmic bliss.

Source: Vampires Are Sex Gods
Unfortunately for him, it comes back to bite him in the ass big time, when Tomoko, at the peak of her jealousy and distress, reveals to Mayu he's the one writing the column, during the confrontation sequence near the end of the game.

Source: Fortune Teller

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