1. a bitingly cold wind.

2. Corrosive and bitingly trenchant; cutting.

3. This bitingly funny film takes you behind the scenes of the publishing world to witness the wheeling and dealing required to create the next best-seller.

4. It was bitingly cold, the sky filled with white moonlight, the earth covered with white snow.

5. The Australian singer-songwriter wrote a bitingly hilarious, if vulgar, ditty about a loathed ex's unwanted friend request.

6. In her newspaper work she almost always manages to mine bitingly funny anecdotes from the driest of material.

7. “Meeting terror with roses and love ...” he says(Sentencedict), bitingly. “Crown Prince Haakon announced that the streets of Oslo were filled with love.

8. It was a very dubious - looking , nay a very dark and dismal night, bitingly cold and cheerless.

9. There was a long pause and he spoke drawlingly, bitingly in the dark.

10. The doctor pushed open the door. The interior was silent and bitingly cold.