nail-biting
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1. nail-biting - Noun
2. nail-biting - Adjective
3. nail-biting - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
(of a situation) characterized by or causing suspense
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nail biting
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As all eyes remains fixed on who will win the nail-biting US Presidential Polls 2020, US President Donald Trump claimed early Wednesday that he had already won the US election and, accusing rival Joe.
But the ridge leading up to the summit is considerably more nail-biting as it runs along a knife-edge - not one to be recommended for those scared of heights.
An intense book about a piece of Chicago’s history many would rather was forgotten, this is a nail-biting tale that manages to drag the reader in even though Cooley isn’t always likable.
From thumb-sucking to nail-biting to head-banging, find out what to do (and not to do) to curb your cutie's most baffling behaviors.
“In less masterful hands, this pile-up of implausible coincidences, madcap romance, technological mayhem and nail-biting suspense might have been a train wreck, but Stephenson pulls it off.
At 2:06AM, the orbiter passed behind Mars, and radio communications from Earth were blocked for a nail-biting twenty-one minutes.