A good bit

A indefinite measurement of time or space that people with committment issues, poor organization skills and delusions use to infuriate those looking for them to given them a definite answer to questions like "how much?"

Nick says he's a good bit taller than Jane.

Q: How much longer will you be? A: a good bit.

A good bit by MrsSpecific June 18, 2009

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earning a good bit of bunce

It's cockney (i.e. from London) rhyming slang for earning money. Bunce is derived from bunsen burner (a common piece of school laboratory equipment that produces a single open gas flame and named after Robert Bunsen) and this rhymes with earner.

It was tough work but I was earning a good bit of bunce .

earning a good bit of bunce by J Jazz December 26, 2015

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your a bit good

When someone fails at doing something the they built up.

jonny scuffed his shot
"Your a bit good " said Henry

your a bit good by iona stonehouse January 25, 2021

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a bit not good

Used in the first episode of BBC's Sherlock, Sherlock says, after asking why a woman would STILL be upset by the death of her daughter, "Not good?". John Watson responds, "A bit not good, yeah."
Later, it became a fanfiction tag, usually on Archive of Our Own, depicting a character in a not very good mental state

Mycroft is A Bit Not Good
"That angst fic had me in tears. Sherlock was a bit not good and John was trying to help him but he was ALSO a bit not good"

a bit not good by Luna Holmes-Watson May 12, 2020