Definition of eye-bite in English:

eye-bite

verb ˈʌɪbʌɪt

Irish English rare

with object To bewitch with the eye; especially to bring a malign influence to bear upon (a person) by means of one's gaze, to place the ‘evil eye’ upon.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Reginald Scot (d. 1599), writer on witchcraft. From eye + bite.

verbˈʌɪbʌɪt

Irish English rare

with object To bewitch with the eye; especially to bring a malign influence to bear upon (a person) by means of one's gaze, to place the ‘evil eye’ upon.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Reginald Scot (d. 1599), writer on witchcraft. From eye + bite.

单词	eye-bite
释义	Definition of eye-bite in English: eye-bite verb ˈʌɪbʌɪt Irish English rare with object To bewitch with the eye; especially to bring a malign influence to bear upon (a person) by means of one's gaze, to place the ‘evil eye’ upon. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Reginald Scot (d. 1599), writer on witchcraft. From eye + bite. Definition of eye-bite in US English: eye-bite verbˈʌɪbʌɪt Irish English rare with object To bewitch with the eye; especially to bring a malign influence to bear upon (a person) by means of one's gaze, to place the ‘evil eye’ upon. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Reginald Scot (d. 1599), writer on witchcraft. From eye + bite.
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