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How do you say biter in french?

"Biter" doesn't have a direct one-word translation in French. You need to specify the context to find the right translation:

If you mean someone who bites:

* Mordu: This is the most general term for someone who bites, but it can also mean "bitten".

* Personne qui mord: This literally means "person who bites".

* Mordeur: This is a less common word, but it specifically means "biter".

If you mean someone who is biting or criticizing harshly:

* Critique acerbe: This means "acerbic critic".

* Personne sarcastique: This means "sarcastic person".

* Personne mordante: This literally means "biting person" and can refer to someone who is sarcastic or critical.

If you mean someone who bites things like a dog:

* Chien qui mord: This literally means "dog who bites".

If you're talking about a tool that bites:

* Mors: This word refers to a bit, like the one used in a horse's mouth.

Always consider the context of the situation to choose the most appropriate translation.

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