Capable of being bitten; suitable or appropriate for biting; breakable with teeth.
From 'bite' (Old English bitan, to bite) plus '-able' (from Latin habilis, capable). Alternative spelling of 'bitable,' following standard English formation rules.
Dogs and toddlers categorize the entire world into 'biteable' and 'not biteable'—this binary sorting system might seem simple, but it's actually how young creatures learn about material properties and risk.
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