Bit and Wad

Bit

Bit noun - A very small piece.

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Wad and bit are semantically related in lump topic. In some cases you can use "Wad" instead a noun "Bit", when it comes to topics like gob.

Nearby Word: bite

Wad noun - A small uneven mass.

Usage example: a wad of gum stuck to the desk

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Bit and wad are semantically related in lump topic. Sometimes you can use "Bit" instead a noun "Wad", if it concerns topics such as gob.

nice	nice bit	nice wad
single	single bit	single wad
small	small bit	small wad
entire	entire bit	entire wad
Other adjectives: large, big, little, important, random, creepy.

Since Jameson is generally regarded as the biggest tight-wad in comics who isn't an anthropomorphic duck with a Scots accent, there is a bit of lampshading;

Source: Lampshade Hanging / Comic Books
Tobias: It seems I prematurely shot my wad into what I thought was a dry run and now I've got a bit of a mess on my hands.

Source: Never Say That Again

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