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Definition of tidbit
1 : a choice morsel of food
2 : a choice or pleasing bit (as of information)
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Examples of tidbit in a Sentence
I just heard a juicy tidbit about your brother.
gave her an expensive box of chocolate tidbits
Recent Examples of tidbit from the Web
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Well, save for one detail: Kunis and Kutcher's first real-life kiss—a tidbit Kutcher opened up about in a new interview with Howard Stern.
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But with a full and volatile season behind them, the two have grown closer, prompting check-ins from Bradford last month, seeking tidbits from his coach who watched OTA practices on a tablet from his Kentucky retreat.
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This was just one of many behind-the-scenes tidbits that Underwood, 34, and Paisley, 44, shared during a one-hour Q&A that celebrated their nine-year partnership – with a 10th, just announced, now on its way in November.
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There are a lot of interesting tidbits in here, but perhaps most surprising from an American perspective is that of the 100 people, 59 would live in Asia, while only 8 would live in North America.
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For those wondering about Wray’s thoughts on the position, the most interesting tidbits come in his own words, as reported by Graff in Wired.
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A few of the most interesting tidbits include: --There were 529 insurers in the individual market in 2013, the year before the marketplaces opened.
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Charlotte’s water is safe for consumers, the city said in an annual report Monday that, for the first time, offers tidbits for the growing legion of home beer brewers.
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In July, the restoration will join the Criterion collection on Blu-Ray, gussied up with a Geoff Dyer interview and various other tidbits.
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Origin and Etymology of tidbit
perhaps from tit- (as in titmouse) + bit
TIDBIT Defined for English Language Learners
tidbit
playDefinition of tidbit for English Language Learners
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: a small piece of food
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: a small piece of news or interesting information
TIDBIT Defined for Kids
tidbit
playDefinition of tidbit for Students
1 : a small tasty piece of food
2 : a small interesting but unimportant bit (as of news)
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