Teeth sink into bites.

Meaning: This means that the hard, white objects in the mouths of the people who are eating the food are going down or submerging into the small pieces of food that they are taking into their mouths.

Choice of Words: Teeth are the hard, white objects in the mouth that humans and animals use to bite and chew food. Sink is a verb that means to go down or submerge. Bites are the small pieces of food that are taken into the mouth.

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• Steel bites into flesh, crimson flows.
• I sink into bed, a warm embrace.
• Bare feet sink into warm, golden sand.
• Winter's chill bites through bare skin.
• He ate the apple in two bites.
• Crisp air bites cheeks in morning.
• Frosty air bites at cheeks.
• Sweet bites bring pure delight.
• His hunger urged quick bites.
• Autumn leaves fall, crisp air bites, nature rests.