"Bite me" is a phrase expressing a challenge or a dare towards someone who said something that was perceived as offensive or derogatory in nature. It is a statement to challenge someone into a fight or further dispute, verbally or even physically.
to cast a spell over someone or something; put a hex on someone or something, i hope this helps =]
accuse
To blind side someone is to catch them off guard. To do or say something that someone was not expecting.
what are challenge of democracy
if you challenge someone, ever heard of truth or DARE it's obvious you dare them to do something
test
The verb of challenges is challenge. As in "to challenge someone to something".
Duel
Dare is a word that means to challenge someone to do something.
i think its dare
To dare
This means that if you see something, you really believe in it. It can also be a challenge to someone to prove something by showing you.
What makes a challenge a challenge is to attempt something you're not sure you can do. A challenge is something that is a difficult task but you are trying to see if you can do it. For example, a spelling bee can be a challenge.
"Bite me" is a phrase expressing a challenge or a dare towards someone who said something that was perceived as offensive or derogatory in nature. It is a statement to challenge someone into a fight or further dispute, verbally or even physically.
"throwing down the gauntlet" means to challenge someone. They used to do it when dueling was popular. Someone would throw down their gauntlet, and if the person took it up, that meant that they accepted the challenge and the fight was on. Today, we don't usually wear gauntlets, but we still challenge each other, and argue... so a "proverbial gauntlet" would be something that someone would use to challenge someone else, or if you said "she threw down the proverbial gauntlet" you would mean that she challenged someone else for leadership or supremacy. "proverbial" means "from a proverb" but sometimes just means old... something from the legends or tales of the past, as it does in this case.
The word challenge is both a verb and a noun.The verb challenge (challenges, challenging, challenged), is to invite someone to compete or fight; to question whether something is true, accurate, or legal; to test one's skill and abilities. Example: We challenge ourselves to give the best possible answers.The noun challenge (challenges), something that needs a lot of skill,energy, and determination to do or achieve. Example: I know I can't win but I like the challenge of the race.