Bit and Peck

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Bit

Bit noun - A very small piece.
Usage example: she left only a bit of the broccoli on her plate
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Peck is an antonym for bit.
Nearby Word: bite

Peck

Peck noun - A considerable amount.
Usage example: now you're in a peck of trouble
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Synonyms for Peck
Antonyms for Peck
Bit is an antonym for peck.
Nearby Words: peckish, pecker, pecked, pecking
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  • Video Game / Banjo-Kazooie Continue to idle long enough, and Kazooie will peck Banjo again, but then Banjo catches her by the neck and throttles her a bit.
    Source: Video Game / Banjo-Kazooie
  • Film / Return of the Living Dead As seen in the workprint of the first film, zombie bites can be non-fatal depending on where they're inflicted; a peck on the nose doesn't seem to affect Burt, though he still freaks out over it.Burt Wilson: He bit me, that son of a bitch!
    Source: Film / Return of the Living Dead
  • Creator / Willam Belli Outside of drag, he's also known for his bit parts in television, most notably the recurring role of Cherry Peck on Nip/Tuck.Willam is also a recording artist, having released two studio albums and a bevy of singles throughout his career.
    Source: Creator / Willam Belli
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