Definitions

bit

[bit] / bɪt /

NOUN

tiny piece

Synonyms

STRONGEST

dose fragment item part portion sample shard slice sliver snippet taste trace

STRONG

atom butt chip chunk crumb dab dash division dollop dot driblet droplet end excerpt flake fraction grain iota jot lick lump mite modicum moiety molecule morsel niggle parcel particle peanuts pinch scale scintilla scrap section segment share shaving shred smidgen snatch snip specimen speck splinter sprinkling stub stump tittle trickle

WEAK

chicken feed

Antonyms

STRONGEST

entirety lot whole

STRONG

agreement glob

NOUN

short period of time

Synonyms

STRONGEST

moment while

STRONG

instant jiffy minute second space spell stretch tick

WEAK

little while

NOUN

computer information

Synonyms

STRONG

data

WEAK

0's and 1's binary digit binary unit zeros and ones

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And then, obviously, when I was here the first time, he was in and around a little bit.

From BBC

"We bring in a few mince pies, the site offices might have a bit of tinsel around," he says.

From BBC

"The rain was tough. The wind might have been a little bit harder than the rain, but it was cool."

From Barron's

“But we definitely like to get up and down a little bit after one week off. So, it was good.”

From Los Angeles Times

“Guys like Mookie and Muncy, I’m going to start those guys a little bit later than this weekend and see where we go,” Roberts said.

From Los Angeles Times

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