bit doping

-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!"

by Jog-A-Potamus October 13, 2013

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fiddlin bits

To touch and fiddle with your 4's bits

Somthin's I love fiddlin bits

by ermstick July 15, 2006

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flip the bit

to make a permanent, irrevocable negative assessment of something or somebody

I flipped the bit on Bush after he started the Iraq war.

I couldn't win her back after we broke up. She flipped the bit on me.

Took Britney long enough to flip the bit on that douchebag K-Fed

by mad men December 22, 2008

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shit bit

The digital equivalent of "shit lit".

Fernando won't go to the john without his iPad because he has to read some good shit bit.

by levine2112 October 3, 2012

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two and a bit

A deliberately vague response given when asked a question concerning numbers in some way or form. In most cases, an exact figure is requested.

It can be used in many scenarios, such as time, distance and mathematics.

Q: What time is it?
A: Two and a bit.

Q: How far is it to the beach?
A: Two and a bit.

Boss: How many widgets did we sell at month-end?
Employee: Two and a bit.

by LardBoy November 11, 2005

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