by Bag of tea June 7, 2009
Get the Cannon bitsmug. Microsoft Word has so many bits and bobs as to make it complicated to use.
After assembling the baby-gate from Sri-Lanka, the remaining bits and bobs were enough to sink a ship.
After assembling the baby-gate from Sri-Lanka, the remaining bits and bobs were enough to sink a ship.
by SoilentGreen January 10, 2018
Get the bits and bobsmug. by Scooter May 13, 2005
Get the bit-davidmug. 1/16 oz of cannabis resin. Used to cost £8 and you were meant to get 8 joints out of it (but more like 3 to 5). Most dealers would not sell quantities so small.
Term used in the west of Scotland in the 1990s. I wouldn't know if it is still used (its likely that drug prices have changed since then).
Term used in the west of Scotland in the 1990s. I wouldn't know if it is still used (its likely that drug prices have changed since then).
unreliable scoundrel: Got any hash, Mr dealer?
Mr dealer: Alas not.
unreliable scoundrel: Not even an eight bit?
Mr dealer: Alas not.
unreliable scoundrel: Not even an eight bit?
by me in a past life June 10, 2007
Get the eight bitmug. The vagina of an english woman who is over the age of 65 and has not had sex in over 10 years nor is she likely to before she dies.
The english woman was hoping the gardener would satisfy her but it was obvious that her dry bits were not desirable to anyone.
by Allison's Giant Bush January 29, 2010
Get the dry bitsmug. -verb phrase -- When a user of a personal activity monitor device, such as a FitBit® or ActiveLink® or Nike® Fuel Band®, does something unusual with the device or modifies the logged data afterward to enhance their recorded activity.
Ellen: "Whenever we went hiking, my FitBit showed less steps than Steve, even though we were hiking together! So now I just get Steve to wear both our FitBits when we go on a hike."
Paul: "Hey! Isn't that bit doping?"
Tara: "Hold on, Paul! I've seen you marking your ActiveLink activities as 'high activity' when your running was clearly 'low activity', so you've been bit doping as well."
Paul: "But... that is different! The more activity points I can get means more opportunity to work Pop Tarts® into my diet!"
Steve: "Go for the Pop Tarts, Paul!"
Paul: "Hey! Isn't that bit doping?"
Tara: "Hold on, Paul! I've seen you marking your ActiveLink activities as 'high activity' when your running was clearly 'low activity', so you've been bit doping as well."
Paul: "But... that is different! The more activity points I can get means more opportunity to work Pop Tarts® into my diet!"
Steve: "Go for the Pop Tarts, Paul!"
by Jog-A-Potamus October 13, 2013
Get the bit dopingmug. by Reichsführer December 31, 2008
Get the ma bitmug.