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The art of eating without admitting you're eating an entire meal.
means A nibbler is someone who eats in small, frequent bites rather than full meals, or a small tool or part that cuts away little pieces at a time.
from From the verb "nibble," first recorded in English around the 15th–16th centuries, with the "-er" suffix marking the one who does it. "Nibble" itself is of uncertain origin but is probably related to Low German and Dutch words like "nibbelen," meaning to gnaw or pick at — the same nibbling family that gnawing mice and cautious fish belong to. The little flick of the "-le" ending is what English uses to make a verb feel small and repetitive, perfect for a word about tiny, repeated bites.
- pac-man kin
- A 1982 arcade snake that exploded if overfed
- hardware tool
- Sheet-metal cutter that bites out tiny crescents
- verb origin
- From Low German nibbelen, to peck repeatedly
- computing term
- A nibble equals four bits, half a byte
- futurama pet
- Cute alien who poops valuable dark matter
nibbler from futurama — animated robot character who eats anything, appears throughout the series from 1999-2009
nibbler chocolate bar — british confectionery by mcvitie's, small biscuit product sold since the 1970s