Bit and Pinch

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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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Pinch is a synonym for bit in amount topic. In some cases you can use "Pinch" instead a noun "Bit", when it comes to topics like drop, spot, little, slight trace.

Nearby Word: bite

Pinch

Pinch noun - An instance of theft.

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Bit is a synonym for pinch in thing topic. Sometimes you can use "Bit" instead a noun "Pinch", if it concerns topics such as dash, amount, drop, little.

Nearby Words: pinched, pinching

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good	good bit	good pinch
nasty	nasty bit	nasty pinch
small	small bit	small pinch
healthy	healthy bit	healthy pinch
Other adjectives: big, little, tiny, slight, famous, last, occasional.

Both words in one sentence

He was hanging over it, saying, Im going to add a dash of Jack DeJohnette, and a little bit of John McLaughlin, and then Im going to add a pinch of Lenny White.

Source: Music / Bitches Brew
When murder by poison is depicted in fiction, it never takes more than a drop of clear liquid or a pinch of white powder in order to make the victim grip their throat, cough a bit, and keel over.

Source: Perfect Poison
In Ethiopia, different families like milk, butter, or salt (in a significant amount beyond the pinch some Americans claim brings out the flavour of very good drip coffee), with a fair bit of disgust for the addition they weren't raised on.

Source: Useful Notes / Coffee

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