Bit and Smudge

Bit

Bit noun - A very small piece.

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

Nearby Word: bite

Smudge noun - A mark of guilt or disgrace.

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Bit and smudge are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bit" instead a noun "Smudge".

Nearby Words: smudged, smudgy, smudging

single	single bit	single smudge
small	small bit	small smudge
little	little bit	little smudge
tiny	tiny bit	tiny smudge
Other adjectives: slightest, last.

Romance-Inducing Smudge: This happens early in the series, when Chloe is eating a cookie and has a bit of chocolate on her cheek.

Source: Literature / Left Behind
To be fair, Joe nearly gets blown to bits when he almost opens a door that has smoke pouring from under it (Frank knocks him out of the way), but then both Hardys are shown entering rooms with raging flames to rescue people, with no ill effects beyond a bit of smudge and coughing.

Source: Convection Schmonvection
To be fair, Joe nearly gets blown to kingdom come when he almost opens a door that has smoke pouring from under it (Frank knocks him out of the way), but then both Hardys are shown entering rooms with raging flames to rescue people, with no ill effects beyond a bit of smudge and coughing.

Source: Series / The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries

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