Bit and Ray

Bit

Bit noun - A very small amount.

Usage example: I'll have only a bit of food right now

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Ray and bit are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ray" instead a noun "Bit".

Nearby Word: bite

Ray noun - A very small amount.

Usage example: the tapping sound ceased, extinguishing the last ray of hope that the trapped miners were still alive

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Bit and ray are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bit" instead a noun "Ray".

Nearby Words: rayed, raying, raye

old	old bit	old ray
good	good bit	good ray
common	common bit	common ray
single	single bit	single ray
Other adjectives: small, actual, real, large, big, great, evil, tiny, new, broken, last, different.

The murderer was never positively identified, though he is believed to be Paul Bateson (who, coincidentally, had a bit part as an X-ray technician in Friedkin's earlier film The Exorcist).

Source: Film / Cruising
Since this ray's effects are permanent by design, Mike has to be stretched out to restore him to anything close to his original height (and winds up quite a bit taller than that).

Source: Shrink Ray
Ray is almost killed during the third match, but his bit-beast Driger saves him and Ray manages to win the battle.

Source: I Can Still Fight