Morsus, huius morsus, m. g. Cic.A bitte with the teeth: a taunt or rebuke: slaunder: griese: paine: pinching by the stomacke. The buckling of harnesse.Viperinus morsus.Cic. Funesto morsu saucius. Ouid.Apprehendere morsu. Plin. To take in the teeth.Fero consumite viscera morsu.Ouid.Corripere morsu. Plin. To take in his month aud bite.A pecoris morsu frondes defendite nostras.Ouid.Fromthe brousing of eattasse.Ncc tu mensarum morsus horresce.Virg.Inferre morsus alicui.Ouid.To bite.Lacerare morsu viscera.Cic.To teare with the teeth.Leo parat morsus. Sen. Premere morsu. Lucret. Citra morsum. Plin. Bibere morsu, Vide BIBO. Vnei morsus anchoræ. Lucan. Anchores that haue crookes to fasten in the ground.Ex mulierum morsu vestigia libidinis atque nequitiæ.Cic. Dolor corporis, cuius est morsus acerrimus, perferetur, spe proposita boni.Cicer.A the of the body, the payne whereof is most grienous, will be suffeted, &c.Morsus & contractiunculæ animi relinquentur.Cicer.Remorse and griefe of conscience shall be left.Sopitus necis morsus. Sil. The sence of death dulled with much drinking. Morsus, pro inuidia & detractione: vt, Insequi morsibus aliquem.Ouid.To backebite and tayle at.Aeres incitare morsus. Catul. Venenare morsu. Hora.