Pronunciation: /ˈkɪbəl/

Definitions of kibble

noun a small dry biscuit or pellet of dog food

Example Sentences

A1 I feed my dog kibble every day.

A2 The cat prefers wet food over kibble.

B1 The pet store sells a variety of kibble for different animals.

B2 The nutritionist recommended a high-quality kibble for the dog's diet.

C1 The veterinarian advised mixing kibble with fresh vegetables for a balanced diet.

C2 The premium kibble brand is made with organic ingredients and no artificial additives.

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Example Sentences

A1 My dog kibbles his food every morning.

A2 She kibbled the dry food for the cat before leaving for work.

B1 The pet owner kibbles a mix of wet and dry food for their dog.

B2 After consulting with the vet, they decided to kibble a special diet for their aging cat.

C1 The pet nutritionist recommended kibbling a balanced diet to improve the dog's health.

C2 In order to meet the dietary needs of the rescue animals, the shelter staff carefully kibbles each meal.

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Example Sentences

A1 My dog prefers kibble over canned food.

A2 I bought a bag of kibble for my cat to snack on.

B1 The kibble diet has helped my pet maintain a healthy weight.

B2 The kibble treats are a convenient option for training my dog.

C1 The kibble formula is specially designed for older dogs with dietary restrictions.

C2 The premium kibble brand uses high-quality ingredients sourced locally.

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Example Sentences

A1 The dog ate his kibble quickly.

A2 She poured the kibble into the bowl carefully.

B1 The cat nibbled on the kibble hungrily.

B2 He mixed the kibble with wet food to make it more appetizing.

C1 The nutritionist recommended a diet of kibble for the pet.

C2 The high-quality kibble was specially formulated for older dogs.

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Example Sentences

A1 I feed my dog kibble every day.

A2 She prefers kibble over canned food.

B1 Kibble is a convenient option for busy pet owners.

B2 The vet recommended a special kibble for my dog's sensitive stomach.

C1 The premium kibble I buy for my cat is made with high-quality ingredients.

C2 Some pet owners choose to make their own kibble at home for their pets.

preposition not applicable

Example Sentences

A1 The cat ate kibble from the bowl.

A2 She sprinkled kibble around the garden to feed the birds.

B1 The dog eagerly gobbled up the kibble that was scattered on the floor.

B2 The pet owner poured kibble into the automatic feeder for their cat.

C1 The animal shelter provided kibble for all the rescued pets.

C2 The nutritionist recommended a specific brand of kibble for the dog's dietary needs.

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Example Sentences

A1 I like to eat kibble and play with my dog.

A2 I fed my cat kibble, but she prefers wet food.

B1 I bought a bag of kibble for my pet rabbit to snack on.

B2 Kibble is a convenient option for busy pet owners who want to ensure their animals are fed.

C1 The kibble was made with high-quality ingredients, providing a balanced diet for the pets.

C2 Although kibble is a popular choice for pet food, some owners prefer to feed their animals raw diets.

interjection not applicable

Example Sentences

A1 Kibble! I dropped my pencil.

A2 Kibble, that was a close call.

B1 Kibble! I can't believe I forgot my lunch.

B2 Kibble, this traffic is really bad.

C1 Kibble! I left my keys at home.

C2 Kibble, I can't believe I missed my flight.

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Example Sentences

A1 I feed my dog kibble every day.

A2 The cat prefers kibble over wet food.

B1 Kibble is a convenient option for pet owners who are busy.

B2 The vet recommended a special kibble for the dog's sensitive stomach.

C1 The new brand of kibble has received great reviews from pet owners.

C2 The premium kibble is made with high-quality ingredients for optimal nutrition.

Examples of kibble in a Sentence

formal The nutritionist recommended feeding the dog a balanced diet of kibble and wet food.

informal I always make sure to have a bag of kibble on hand for my dog.

slang My pup goes crazy for that kibble, it's like his favorite treat.

figurative The kibble of knowledge she fed us in class was enough to keep us going for the rest of the semester.

Grammatical Forms of kibble

past tense

kibbled

plural

kibbles

comparative

more kibble

superlative

most kibble

present tense

kibbles

future tense

will kibble

perfect tense

have kibbled

continuous tense

is kibbling

singular

kibble

positive degree

kibble

infinitive

to kibble

gerund

kibbling

participle

kibbled

Origin and Evolution of kibble

First Known Use: 1250 year
Language of Origin: Middle English
Story behind the word: The word 'kibble' originated from the Middle English word 'kible' which meant a small piece or fragment.
Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'kibble' evolved to refer to small pellets of pet food, particularly for dogs and cats.