Bit and Snack

Bit

Bit noun - A very small piece.

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

Nearby Word: bite

Snack noun - A light informal meal.

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Bit and snack are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bit" instead a noun "Snack".

good	good bit	good snack
nice	nice bit	nice snack
particular	particular bit	particular snack
common	common bit	common snack
Other adjectives: popular, small, brilliant, healthy, great, little, quick, fun, decent, new, final, next, weird, last, occasional, different, said.

Mark Sloan, and in a bit of an Idiot Ball moment he tried reaching into the machine to get the stuck snack and ended up breaking a finger.

Source: No Snack For You
Properly chastised, the Mars People become a bit more peaceful, and serve as allies in the sixth game to fight an invasion from Beneath the Earth that considers them snack food.

Source: Alien Invasion
This changes quite a bit in Shippuden, as Gamakichi and Gamatatsu have grown quite a bit bigger (as in, larger than any human, though they're still tiny compared to their father Gamabunta), and even the snack-obsessed moron Gamatatsu can do a powerful combination jutsu with Naruto.

Source: Flight, Strength, Heart

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