The Collaborative International Dictionary
Nib \Nib\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Nebbed; p. pr. & vb. n. Nibbing.] To furnish with a nib; to point; to mend the point of; as, to nib a pen.
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Usage examples of "nibbing".
Her breasts were pressed firmly to his chest, her legs and anus clinging to him like ivy, her groin nibbing against him, making him more than aware that the only thing between them was the material of his plaid.
As stiff as a sword, it lay flat against his belly, nibbing across her flesh as she moved.
Yer body pressed against mine, nibbing against me with the motion of the horse.
Furious himself, the MacGregor barked at his man to tie her, then sat on the side of the bed, nibbing at his head irritably as his order was carried out.
The raft rocked, nibbing on the floor of the bay with its undergrowth, swayed by a swell that came in on us from far out on the airless water, even though we felt no wind where we were.
Grimsdale gazed at the drake with satisfaction, nibbing his pipestem against his cheek.