Definition for Bit:

• an instance of some kind; " it was a nice piece of work"; " he had a bit of good luck"

Synonyms for Bit:

• adj.

  •far (adjective)
  • farremoved,
  • out lying,
  • re moved,
  • more afar,
  • far removed,
  • most afar,
  • more miles,
  • stone throw,
  • more bit,
  • far flung,
  • more far-removed,
  • farflung,
  • piecest,
  • most bit,
  • most far-removed,
  • re-mote,
  • middle nowhere,
  • most miles,
  • most far removed,
  • end rainbow,
  • most farremoved,
  • out-lying.

• a. & adv.

  •far (adjective, adverb)
  • more farremoved,
  • more far removed,
  • most ways,
  • faroff.

• n.

  •
  • aspect,
  • factor,
  • nature,
  • jiffy,
  • quality,
  • feature,
  • component,
  • facet,
  • property,
  • peculiarity.
  •
  • infinitude,
  • margin,
  • little,
  • whisker,
  • maximum,
  • hairbreadth,
  • tolerance,
  • wink,
  • minimum,
  • detail,
  • unit.
  •
  • a little,
  • a bit,
  • gag,
  • halter.
  •
  • drift,
  • C.
  •
  • big,
  • beaver,
  • cervical,
  • bits,
  • bollocks,
  • cojones,
  • cervix.
  •
  • block.
  •
  • harness,
  • words.
  •
  • action.
  •a bit (noun)
  • not much,
  • a moment,
  • a bit boring,
  • few minutes,
  • wait a bit,
  • rather,
  • a while,
  • moment,
  • few moments,
  • tick,
  • slightly,
  • minute,
  • a short time,
  • not very.
  •achievement (noun)
  • deed.
  •act (noun)
  • dissimilation,
  • phonies,
  • chasers,
  • chaser,
  • schtick,
  • shuck and jive.
  •action (noun)
  • in work,
  • ballgame,
  • in the works,
  • big idea,
  • hoppers.
  •allotment of limited supply (noun)
  • ration.
  •artifact (noun)
  • bit.
  •atom (noun)
  • modicum,
  • speck.
  •atom, piece (noun)
  • particle.
  •bit (noun)
  • flake,
  • chip,
  • fleck,
  • second,
  • routine,
  • piece,
  • stung,
  • act,
  • spot,
  • morsel,
  • turn,
  • bite,
  • injured,
  • scrap,
  • number.
  •bit by bit (noun)
  • in stages,
  • piecemeal,
  • slowly,
  • gradually,
  • little by little,
  • step by step.
  •bit part (noun)
  • small speaking part,
  • minor part,
  • small role.
  •chunk of solid material (noun)
  • hunk.
  •chunk of solid object (noun)
  • slab.
  •cleat (noun)
  • chock,
  • bollard,
  • chocks,
  • bollards.
  •clump, mass (noun)
  • lump.
  •collection (noun)
  • repertory.
  •computer information (noun)
  • data,
  • binary digit,
  • 1,
  • binary unit.
  •cut up (noun)
  • cut.
  •dab (noun)
  • smudge.
  •dash (noun)
  • few drops,
  • Scatterings,
  • few drop.
  •dash off (noun)
  • dash.
  •deed (noun)
  • winnings,
  • byplays,
  • do's,
  • happenin,
  • by play,
  • byplay,
  • by plays,
  • by-plays,
  • dos,
  • By-play,
  • happenin',
  • follow throughs.
  •distance (noun)
  • good ways,
  • out skirts,
  • far pieces,
  • ex-tension,
  • good way,
  • remoteness,
  • ex tents,
  • out-posts,
  • pro vinces,
  • re-moves,
  • out skirt,
  • ex-tensions,
  • far piece,
  • farnesses,
  • ex-tent,
  • out posts,
  • re-move,
  • out-skirts,
  • re move,
  • ex-tents,
  • horizons,
  • sky,
  • hinterland,
  • pro-vinces,
  • farness,
  • out-skirt,
  • ex tension,
  • outskirt,
  • ex tent.
  •drill (noun)
  • wimble,
  • trephines,
  • riveter,
  • borers,
  • counter sinks,
  • trepans,
  • trephine,
  • counter-sinks,
  • wimbles,
  • jackhammer,
  • jackhammers,
  • borer,
  • Counter-sink,
  • gimlets,
  • counter sink,
  • rotary tool,
  • corkscrews,
  • trepan,
  • dibbles,
  • countersinks,
  • dibble,
  • countersink,
  • riveters,
  • awls,
  • rotary tools,
  • corkscrew.
  •drop (noun)
  • teardrops,
  • dewdrop,
  • PEARLS,
  • dewdrops,
  • teardrop.
  •drop in the bucket (noun)
  • bandaid,
  • band-aids,
  • cosmetic measure,
  • trivial amounts,
  • lick and promise,
  • too little too late,
  • lick promise,
  • spit in the sea,
  • cosmetic measures,
  • dis-appointment,
  • small amounts,
  • miniscule amounts,
  • bandaids,
  • drop in ocean,
  • dis appointments,
  • lick a promise,
  • too little too lates,
  • drop ocean,
  • spit the sea,
  • drop bucket,
  • miniscule amount,
  • not enough,
  • drop-bucket,
  • spit in sea,
  • small amount,
  • drop in bucket,
  • dis appointment,
  • small quantity,
  • drop in the ocean,
  • band aids,
  • trivial amount,
  • drop the ocean,
  • small quantities,
  • drop the bucket,
  • not enoughs,
  • band aid,
  • dis-appointments,
  • spit sea.
  •element (noun)
  • Integrant.
  •end (noun)
  • remainder,
  • butt end,
  • stub,
  • tag end.
  •enterprise (noun)
  • out fit,
  • biggie,
  • out fits,
  • out-fits,
  • pet projects,
  • out-fit,
  • biggies,
  • pet project.
  •essential feature (noun)
  • element.
  •fraction (noun)
  • partials.
  •fragment (noun)
  • smithereens,
  • smithereen.
  •globule (noun)
  • drop.
  •gob (noun)
  • protuberan.
  •grain (noun)
  • granule,
  • Corns,
  • granules,
  • corn,
  • grist,
  • grists.
  •hairbreadth (noun)
  • hairsbreadth,
  • hairsbreadths.
  •hint (noun)
  • tinge.
  •hunk (noun)
  • wedge,
  • large piece.
  •part (noun)
  • Cameos,
  • walk-on,
  • limb,
  • anies,
  • romantic leads,
  • straight parts,
  • modules,
  • walkons,
  • title role,
  • protagonists,
  • walk ons,
  • leading roles,
  • sectors,
  • supporting roles,
  • stock character,
  • silent bits,
  • silent bit,
  • walkon,
  • walk-ons,
  • meed,
  • meeds,
  • leading role,
  • romantic lead,
  • principal characters,
  • module,
  • minor roles,
  • title roles,
  • straight part,
  • supporting role,
  • cameo,
  • minor role,
  • Heroes,
  • principal character,
  • stock characters,
  • walk on.
  •part, chip (noun)
  • fragment.
  •particle (noun)
  • mite,
  • touch,
  • shred,
  • whit,
  • snippet,
  • dab,
  • pittance,
  • crumb,
  • Flyspeck,
  • iota,
  • grain,
  • atom,
  • trace,
  • smidgen.
  •part of a dramatic performance (noun)
  • scene.
  •part of something (noun)
  • segment.
  •patch (noun)
  • plat,
  • PLATS.
  •perforator (noun)
  • bore,
  • poker,
  • puncture,
  • drill,
  • auger,
  • lance,
  • stick,
  • spear,
  • spur,
  • arrow,
  • gouge,
  • blade,
  • Perforator,
  • thorn,
  • penetrator,
  • skewer,
  • die,
  • tip,
  • needle,
  • spike,
  • point,
  • punch.
  •period of responsibility (noun)
  • stint.
  •piece (noun)
  • dis courses,
  • ex-position,
  • ex-positions,
  • in-stance,
  • dis-courses,
  • vignette,
  • ex ample,
  • ex-ample,
  • dis course,
  • dis-course,
  • in-stances,
  • in stances.
  •piece, portion of something (noun)
  • part.
  •piece of land, unit of area (noun)
  • acre.
  •pittance (noun)
  • in adequacies,
  • in sufficiency,
  • in-sufficiencies,
  • in-adequacy,
  • slave wages,
  • in-adequacies,
  • in adequacy,
  • in sufficiencies,
  • slave wage,
  • in-sufficiency.
  •point (noun)
  • flyspecks.
  •ration (noun)
  • pro visions,
  • pro vender,
  • pro-vender,
  • pro-vision,
  • pro venders,
  • pro-venders,
  • pro vision,
  • pro-visions.
  •rein (noun)
  • halters,
  • re strictions,
  • re-striction,
  • Halteres,
  • re striction,
  • re-strictions.
  •remnant (noun)
  • residua,
  • residuum,
  • residuals,
  • re mains,
  • odds ends,
  • ex-cesses,
  • re-mains,
  • dross,
  • re-main,
  • ex cess,
  • end pieces,
  • hangover,
  • end piece,
  • re main,
  • ex-cess.
  •repertory (noun)
  • stockrooms,
  • repertoire,
  • stockroom.
  •role (noun)
  • re presentations,
  • what one is in to,
  • what is in to,
  • what one is into,
  • what is into,
  • pro vince,
  • re-presentations,
  • SUPERS,
  • seemings,
  • re presentation,
  • pro-vince,
  • Re-presentation,
  • what one is inti,
  • what is inti.
  •routine (noun)
  • wonts,
  • beaten path,
  • beaten paths.
  •rudiment (noun)
  • rudiment,
  • part and parcel.
  •sample (noun)
  • typifications,
  • in-dividual,
  • exemplification,
  • re-presentative,
  • exemplifications,
  • re presentative,
  • in dividual,
  • samplings,
  • typification.
  •share, cut, ration (noun)
  • portion.
  •short period of time (noun)
  • little while,
  • instant,
  • stretch,
  • while,
  • spell.
  •shred (noun)
  • Cantlet,
  • tatter,
  • tatters,
  • cantlets.
  •slab (noun)
  • stave,
  • boulder,
  • boulders,
  • cuttings.
  •sliver (noun)
  • shavings,
  • parings.
  •small amount (noun)
  • driblet,
  • drop in the bucket.
  •smallest part (noun)
  • molecule.
  •small part (noun)
  • snatch.
  •smattering (noun)
  • tad,
  • smidge,
  • TADS,
  • smidges.
  •special interest or pursuit (noun)
  • activity.
  •spike (noun)
  • cleat.
  •strand (noun)
  • wisp.
  •stratagem (noun)
  • gamesmanship,
  • little game.
  •strategem (noun)
  • pre texts,
  • pre text,
  • pre-text,
  • pre-texts.
  •strip (noun)
  • bandings.
  •suggestion (noun)
  • in-junctions,
  • hot leads,
  • out line,
  • tip off,
  • re minder,
  • out lines,
  • re-minder,
  • in junction,
  • in-junction,
  • tipoff,
  • sub-missions,
  • re-solution,
  • sub mission,
  • re-minders,
  • telltales,
  • re commendation,
  • re-solutions,
  • sub missions,
  • re-commendation,
  • sub-mission,
  • in junctions,
  • re solutions,
  • out-line,
  • re-commendations,
  • out-lines,
  • re commendations,
  • tenders,
  • sneaking suspicions.
  •taste (noun)
  • spoonful,
  • Spoonfuls,
  • canapes,
  • canape,
  • titbit,
  • titbits.
  •thin piece of material (noun)
  • strip.
  •tidbit (noun)
  • goody.
  •tinge (noun)
  • nib,
  • NIBS.
  •tiny portion (noun)
  • tidbit.
  •tiny sample (noun)
  • taste.
  •trick (noun)
  • stratagem,
  • strategem.
  •trifle (noun)
  • no big deal,
  • eyelash,
  • eyelashes,
  • fly speck,
  • thimbleful.
  •turn (noun)
  • go arounds,
  • inning,
  • go around.

• v.

  •ate (verb)
  • eaten,
  • consumed,
  • ingested,
  • fed,
  • Dined,
  • breakfasted,
  • Gulped,
  • ate,
  • snacked,
  • Feasted,
  • Grubbed,
  • bitten,
  • Lunched,
  • Picnicked,
  • devoured,
  • Drank,
  • Tasted,
  • Supped.
  •check (verb)
  • dis courage,
  • counter acts,
  • re-duce,
  • Bitting,
  • de-lay,
  • holds in,
  • pre-vents,
  • dis-courages,
  • re-buffing,
  • counter acting,
  • dis courages,
  • de lay,
  • re duce,
  • counter acted,
  • played for time,
  • re-pulses,
  • nip in bud,
  • reining in,
  • re pressing,
  • re-buff,
  • re duces,
  • slackened pace,
  • dis-courage,
  • with holding,
  • re presses,
  • holds down,
  • pre-vent,
  • re-buffs,
  • re-press,
  • re-pulse,
  • re pulses,
  • pre venting,
  • slackening pace,
  • with-holds,
  • with held,
  • re-pulsing,
  • slackens pace,
  • slowing down,
  • re pressed,
  • nip bud,
  • nip the bud,
  • pre-vented,
  • re pulse,
  • with hold,
  • pre vent,
  • re-pulsed,
  • re-presses,
  • re press,
  • counter-acts,
  • re pulsed,
  • with holds,
  • re-duces,
  • de laying,
  • pre-venting,
  • with-hold,
  • de lays,
  • slows down,
  • with-held,
  • re pulsing,
  • counter-act,
  • pre vents,
  • counter-acted,
  • re-pressing,
  • re-buffed,
  • re buffing,
  • counter-acting,
  • re buffed,
  • re buff,
  • de-laying,
  • counter act,
  • de-lays,
  • re buffs.
  •curb (verb)
  • hog tie,
  • sub due,
  • sending up,
  • brought screeching halt,
  • re strained,
  • cools off,
  • cooled off,
  • bring screeching halt,
  • kept lid on,
  • re strains,
  • entrammeled,
  • sub-due,
  • brings screeching halt,
  • keeping tight rein on,
  • keeps lid on,
  • keeping lid on,
  • re strain,
  • bringing to screeching halt,
  • bringing screeching halt,
  • brought to screeching halt,
  • re-straining,
  • brings to screeching halt,
  • re-strains,
  • boxing in,
  • re-strained,
  • re-strain,
  • re straining,
  • entrammeling,
  • co oked,
  • co-oked,
  • entrammels,
  • cools down,
  • keeps tight rein on,
  • sub-dues,
  • co oking,
  • kept tight rein on,
  • co-oking,
  • sub dues,
  • boxed in.
  •hold back/hold off (verb)
  • post pones,
  • post-pones,
  • post-pone,
  • re-fuse,
  • re fuse,
  • post pone,
  • re fuses,
  • re-fused,
  • re fused,
  • holds off,
  • re fusing.
  •participate (verb)
  • participate,
  • contribute,
  • join.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • gigabyte,
  • byte,
  • guillotine,
  • spanner,
  • ice pick,
  • whetstone,
  • blowlamp,
  • scraper,
  • singleton,
  • spatula,
  • tine,
  • globule,
  • snaffle,
  • megabyte,
  • razor blade,
  • euro,
  • calipers,
  • pixel,
  • saw,
  • megabit,
  • Allen Wrench,
  • rupee,
  • rand,
  • peso,
  • kilobyte,
  • terabyte,
  • plunger,
  • half dollar,
  • pound note,
  • grappling iron,
  • plumb line,
  • scraping,
  • prong,
  • box end wrench,
  • pitchfork,
  • dime,
  • substructure,
  • sledgehammer,
  • hammer,
  • hint,
  • tape measure,
  • gavel,
  • dollar,
  • clippers,
  • lint,
  • bellows,
  • gun,
  • buzz saw,
  • yardstick,
  • taster,
  • screwdriver,
  • siphon,
  • shoehorn,
  • Krugerrand,
  • shard,
  • cps,
  • trifle,
  • steel,
  • pickax,
  • strop,
  • yuan,
  • subsection,
  • jimmy,
  • bradawl,
  • mips,
  • dinar,
  • wand,
  • ice ax,
  • hacksaw,
  • smattering,
  • scissors,
  • DPI,
  • fire irons,
  • tongs,
  • grease-gun,
  • monkey wrench,
  • penny,
  • pliers,
  • fifty,
  • pound coin,
  • critical mass,
  • Aud,
  • pellet,
  • gigahertz,
  • jig,
  • Tweezers,
  • bandwidth,
  • megapixel,
  • gimlet,
  • sharpener,
  • lira,
  • branding iron,
  • winning post,
  • chisel,
  • starting gate,
  • soldering iron,
  • tenner,
  • petrodollar,
  • minim,
  • baud,
  • stirrer,
  • vise,
  • ruble,
  • spirit level,
  • remnant,
  • pound sterling,
  • shekel,
  • kilobit,
  • cutter,
  • riding crop,
  • weight,
  • trowel,
  • silk,
  • pooper scooper,
  • meg,
  • awl,
  • staple gun,
  • claw hammer,
  • gobbet,
  • pinking shears,
  • the business end,
  • cent,
  • Mbps,
  • fuzz,
  • kb,
  • lariat,
  • ghz,
  • applicator,
  • crowbar,
  • clock speed,
  • adjustable wrench,
  • wire cutters,
  • KbPS,
  • torch,
  • bristle,
  • mallet,
  • sawbuck,
  • paucity,
  • blinders,
  • Pack saddle,
  • blowtorch,
  • megahertz,
  • mhz.
  •
  • girth,
  • brake,
  • slop,
  • saddle,
  • clamp,
  • horsewhip,
  • pick,
  • yen,
  • pincer,
  • Ort,
  • mb,
  • wrench,
  • broomstick,
  • hurdle,
  • jot,
  • K,
  • rasp,
  • rein,
  • nickel,
  • ounce,
  • hundred,
  • drip,
  • dust,
  • continuation,
  • hook,
  • sheath,
  • bridle,
  • bulk,
  • paragraph,
  • inch,
  • squib,
  • vice,
  • last,
  • sterling,
  • sprinkle,
  • mouthful.
  •
  • dram,
  • fitting,
  • area,
  • constrain,
  • hair,
  • finger,
  • rose,
  • dot,
  • butt,
  • pommel,
  • pinpoint,
  • kernel,
  • scoop,
  • tape,
  • pinch,
  • scruple,
  • shank,
  • slick,
  • punt,
  • stirrup,
  • suggestion,
  • restrain,
  • saddlery,
  • chuck,
  • knob.
  •
  • companion,
  • fluff,
  • file,
  • squeeze,
  • level,
  • cell,
  • rule,
  • P,
  • mate,
  • capacity,
  • sample.
  •
  • crown,
  • fence,
  • story,
  • single,
  • G,
  • pound,
  • ct,
  • edge,
  • time,
  • thread.
  •
  • crop,
  • attachment,
  • restraint,
  • space,
  • plug,
  • tack,
  • shaft.
  •
  • stall.
  •
  • quarter,
  • hold,
  • item.
  •
  • whip.
  •
  • section.
  •
  • keep.
  •blade
  • knife.
  •blob
  • dollop.
  •excerpt
  • clipping.
  •scrap
  • oddment.
  •sliver
  • splinter.
  •speck
  • mote.
  •splinter
  • sliver.

Paraphrases for Bit:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    TBI.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    bite.

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    fragment, portion.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    less, IBT.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    TONNES, Narrows, Fora, Vis, bitrate, something, 32bit, minute, binary, contribution, trifle, moment, skit, tad, slice, lot, touch, part, extent, paucity, time, shred, Anything, step, hint, proportion, point, mite, couple, element, kid, sketch.
  • Adverb
    slightly, rather, quite, relatively, trifle, marginally, tad, sparsely, lot, poorly, scarcely, minimally, soon, insufficiently, short, much, fairly, kid, moderately.
  • Verb, past tense
    bet, DIGG, Took, Bought, Lacked.
  • Verb, past participle
    fucked, underutilized, biased, Grabbed, neglected, scattered, Whipped, deprived, hooked, Nipped, Piqued, risen, taken, kid.
  • Verb, base form
    Aye.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    bitten, modicum, thing, chunk, degree.

Antonyms for Bit:

• n.

  • bit by bit
    all at once, wholesale.
  • tiny piece
    whole, agreement, glob, lot, entirety.
  • Other antonyms:
    gob, overage, gobs, quantity, heaps, lump, loads, bonanza, deal, pile, superabundance, embarrassment, hunk, surfeit, overabundance, superfluity, overflow, overkill, overmuch, plenty, fistful, oversupply, slab, chunk, much, excess, surplus.

Bit Sentence Examples:

• If you wish, I will take one little bit of these.

• A talk, and widout a bit o' tobacky!

Holonyms for Bit:

• n.

  • artifact
    key, bridle, drill.
  • quantity
    byte.

Hypernym for Bit:

• n.

  • artifact
    chamfer bit, expansive bit, curb, countersink, pilot bit, bridoon, Centre Bit, snaffle, expansion bit, counterbore, twist drill, spade bit, drill bit, twist bit, pelham, snaffle bit, drilling bit, bar bit, bur, curb bit, burr, center bit, countersink bit.
  • quantity
    check bit, parity, parity bit.

Hyponym for Bit:

• n.

  • artifact
    part, saddlery, stable gear, cutting implement, portion, tack.
  • event
    instance, case, example.
  • quantity
    small indefinite quantity, small indefinite amount, unit, unit of measurement.

Meronym for Bit:

• n.

  • artifact
    shank.