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An undefined small amount used when you can’t handle the responsibility of saying how much you really

“How much pasta do you want?”
“Oh just a snidgey-bit.”

“Can you turn the volume up? Just a snidgey-bit though, I don’t want to annoy the neighbours.”

1. Referring to the utility of a given amount of people.

2. A unit of measure for a given skill set or task.

3. A term used to measure how much work or effort will be required by a compared amount of available skill.

1. Bob is worth at least 5 people bits, but Karen, who is much better at this task, is worth 14 people bits.

2. This job requires at least 20 people bits. (this example assumes each person is measured equally.)

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Don't hate k ? I'm boss bit

a short amount of time, usually less than 30 mins

i'll be back in a bit

A phrase used to indicate any time period ranging from 5 minutes to five hours.

The term can also relative. If discussing a year, it could mean a few months.

I’ll be there in a bit.

I’ll be done with this job in a bit.

Someone who is ugly (mostly used for girls by guys)

That girl is in Bits

Small, teensy bit

I'll be there in a few minutes I'm just running a twinkle bit late