A small piece of food; a mouthful. Obsolete.

A small particle of bread (or other friable food), such as breaks or falls off by rubbing, etc.

A small piece, morsel.

A piece or bit (of bread or other food); a morsel.

A bite or mouthful; a small piece of food, esp. of a specified kind.

The function of swallowing; the sense of taste; transferred a taste, a small quantity tasted (in quot. quot. figurative). Obsolete.

A small quantity or portion; a moderate or limited amount. (Often modified by little, small, tiny.) Of food, drink, or the like.

A quantity that fills the mouth; as much or as many (of something) as a mouth will hold or take in at one time. Also: a small quantity (of…

quasi-concrete. A small portion taken to try the taste; a taste (esp. of spirituous liquor). Also figurative.

transferred. The means of tasting; hence, such a small quantity as admits of being tasted; a very small quantity (esp. of alcoholic drink), a sip…

A mouthful, morsel.

A small piece of food; a choice dish or delicacy; a morsel. Also in figurative context.

Scottish. A bite of food, a mouthful. Also figurative.

A quantity of grass, (later also) food, etc., that can be taken into the mouth by a single nibble; a small mouthful. Also in extended use.

A small piece of bread.

A mouthful.

A tiny piece of something, esp. a foodstuff; a morsel, a shred. Usually in plural.

A piece cut from the tail of a mackerel for use as bait.

Chiefly in plural. An individual, usually deep-fried, morsel of food (typically chicken, turkey, or a vegetarian equivalent). Cf. chicken nugget, n..

= nibble, n. 2b. Chiefly in plural.