"dead bite" is not correct in written English.
In English, the phrase "bite the dust" is used to mean "to die, be defeated, or fail". For example, "After a long battle, the team eventually had to bite the dust."
"Underground," with song titles like "Kill Everyone" and "Dead Bite," sold 53,000 copies.
Some of the most popular are: Dead Bite, Up In Smoke, Coming Back Down, We Are, and Hear Me Now.
Still, while Dead Ringers' bite may be more genteel than some, its return to radio is nothing less than very welcome.
The high-profile silk said Batterham had held Slater down in what was a reasonable effort to apprehend him and that at one point the dead man bit him so savagely on the arm that he had visible bite marks some weeks later.
Nobody seemed to notice, as if she'd wandered into the second reel of The Sixth Sense, the "I see dead people" bit.
Over the cash register was this disclaimer: Live crab bite, dead crab no bite.
Before long, ranch workers found a few dead calves with bite marks resembling those of a panther.
"A foot long and vivid red, you could be dead from its bite in a couple of hours," she writes of a local rattlesnake species.
The dead goats had bite marks on their necks and legs but they were otherwise left in-tact.
The ordinariness of the dead is what bites, the fact that the streets are still full of them: "middle-aged men whose pants don't fit, or infant boys, or young women with wide, sympathetic, fretful foreheads.
Their parrot-like beaks and fused-together teeth are used for scraping and biting dead coral, while additional teeth in their throats help to break it all down into sand.
