| biting wind | 1.65 | A biting wind blew from the North. | ||
| biting cold | 1.58 | Antarctic air brought biting cold to southern Chile on Thursday. | ||
| biting commentary | 0.79 | Marv Albert providing biting commentary. | ||
| biting criticism | 0.79 | Biting criticism haunted him throughout the season. | ||
| biting humor | 0.79 | Dendy serves his key lime in the form of biting humor. | ||
| biting insect | 0.59 | The rooms are infested with biting insects. | ||
| biting wit | 0.59 | Bobby Valentine kept things loose with his piercing voice and biting wit. | ||
| biting incident | 0.46 | This was the first biting incident involving a dog that McKenzie has saved. | ||
| biting people | 0.46 | He preferred to believe that the snakes perished of biting Irish people. | ||
| biting satire | 0.46 | Some offer rather biting satire on the pop icon. | ||
| biting attack | 0.39 | Faced with such biting attacks, Hochschild is, not surprisingly, upset. | ||
| biting fly | 0.39 | Tiny biting flies defied our insecticide. | ||
| biting sense | 0.33 | To many, his biting sense of humor comes off as mean-spirited rather than funny. | ||
| biting chill | 0.26 | Rain above, mud below and biting chill all around. | ||
| biting comment | 0.26 | There were many biting comments during the hourlong argument. | ||
| biting observation | 0.26 | Dario Fo, an Italian playwright whose work combines biting political observation with sidesplitting comedy, Nobel Prize for Literature on Thursday. | ||
| biting remark | 0.26 | Even the biting remarks carried a few strains of levity. | ||
| biting winter | 0.26 | A biting winter in Europe and the United States had driven up demand for heating oil. | ||
| biting word | 0.26 | They could be the biting words of any spirited teen-ager scribbling grouchily about her parents in her diary. |