Classic bit

A classic bit is the act of doing something "classic". A bit is anything you can be doing or about to do. So when one performs a classic bit they are doing something that is classic. Or in other words really cool.

Person 1: Hey can we do the McDonalds bit?
Person 2: Yeah dude that's classic

Two people are stuck in traffic
Person 1: This sucks
Person 2: yeah we are deff doin a Classic bit right now
Person 1: what bit is that
Person 2: oh you know the Classic stuck in traffic bit

by Thebom.com July 24, 2009

Quid bit

A little bit

Ruminations.com has quid bits of information

by Cuscooter December 27, 2011

bit stuff

Reference towards a female partner or companion

"She's My Phil's bit stuff"

by grizzlyfrazzle January 26, 2017

A Baby Bit

A small amount. An amount no larger than what a full baby's bite would be.

While out for food two friends are sharing a 2 liter of Diet Coke. There is enough for one person to finish the bottle in one gulp, however he or she only pours a "a baby bit" and leaves the rest for his friend.

Nick: "Do you mind if I have a 'baby bit' of that diet coke."

Kyle: "Oh, absolutely"

Nick: "Thanks bro, I left you a 'baby bit'

by Basco13 November 7, 2013

3-bit marriage

A state of being where you can have up to 7 spouses. Used a lot in Arabian countries. 3 bits (2 cubed) can store up to a value of 8, and you have 0 for no spouse, leaving you with 7 wives/husbands.

Yassin the Turk felt the limitations of the 3-bit marriage were too tight and converted to Cycle-Accurate Mormonism so he could have a 15-bit marriage and have a bigger family.

by Wm. Wallace The Freedom Fighter January 9, 2008

Right bit of kit

A phrase used to describe a hot piece of ass that you would most definitely tap.

Someone or something can be a "right bit of kit" when they have a smoking hot body and banging chebs.

"Have you seen Pete's mum?"

"Yeah man, she's a right bit of kit."

by nee bother mate May 14, 2010

Little Bit

1) A creature that is very small in size and brain power, most likely dropped on head in a 2nd grade class, Bug-eyed and furry, tends to chase after inanimate objects.
2)Verb: To be a nuisance to the beings around you, usually by making high-pitched noises and staring at things you expect the beings to throw.

1)I believe Oliver Twist was a Little Bit.
2)Dont Little Bit, or I will throw a rock at you!

by Hue Jass June 6, 2003