bit-bit

A word used to describe something quite small, or in a meaningless quantity.

"That makes me sad just a bit-bit."

"Britney Spears dog is called bit-bit. It therefore must be small."

by Mercury May 14, 2005

In a bit

More than 15 minutes but less than 30

Ill talk to you in a bit.

by Mcfreckle July 20, 2016

bit it

A shorter way of saying that someone/something has "bit the dust", died, or no longer functioning.

Our television worked great for the last twenty-five years but last night it finally bit it.

by SilentJJ October 2, 2013

in a bit

1990's British term for, "See you then, bye", and is still in widespread use.

Jordan: Good game, good game, in a bit.
Stephen: Until next time, in a bit.

by Fievel Vertowitz June 4, 2018

bit on

When you’re well deep into the sesh and all you can concentrate on is clenching your teeth and trying not to die.

“Joe you were fucked, your eyes were rolling back in your head.”

Joe - “it’s safe to say I had a bit on”

by dickfister93 February 17, 2018

in a bit

Gunraj term for Goodbye.

Safe, in a bit.

by wanka December 18, 2003

a bit

Anything which is less than 50%

"Hey Will!"
"Yeah?"
"My drink only has a bit left in it, can i have some more?"
"Have you drank more than 50% of it?"
"No?"
"Then NO, YOU CAN'T, BECAUSE YOU HAVE MORE THAN 'A BIT' LEFT."

by God of all words and such sort January 11, 2012