Verb:

বন্ধ বিনষ্ট,

nip off's Usage Examples:

the girth of the fell increases, until a pair of side valleys intrude to nip off its southward progress.

teeth are spatulate and peg-like, and served as incisors that were used to nip off mouthfuls of vegetation.

The worm may nip off the heads of small tube-dwelling polychaetes as the starfish moves around.

They will also eat the scales and fins which they can nip off other fishes.

awkward bowler, who bowled wide of the crease and achieved unexpected nip off the wicket that seduced the unwary batsman into an injudicious stroke.

pectoral fins to twist and turn, to hover motionless and to dart forwards to nip off a mouthful of prey before the animal retracts its soft tissues.

with their beaks, this monkey will select a few of the ripest fruits, nip off the tip of the fruit and drink down the juice, then seemingly discard the.

going?' I'd say, 'Oh, I'm just going home to do some programming,' then nip off to another studio.

protrude like forceps, and are equipped with fine teeth that allow them to nip off such exposed body parts of their prey.

The front teeth of the horse, called incisors, nip off forage, and food is ground up for swallowing by the premolars and molars.

the match and, according to Wisden, "had lost something of his pace and nip off the pitch".

deceive anybody as to which way the ball would turn, and his great spin and nip off the pitch were most disconcerting.

"rip, tear", Longzhou bitD1S, Po-ai mit, Nung bêt, Tay bit "pick, pluck, nip off", Wuming Zhuang bit7 "tear off, twist, peel, pinch, squeeze, press", Li-Tongshi.

Synonyms:

clip; nip; snip off; cut; snip;

Antonyms:

lengthen; detach; unclip; hotness; inflate;