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Meanings of teeny bit in English

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Usage of teeny bit in English
1
A teeny bit less ambition and they might even out-grim Belgium.
The Irish Times
2
It began a little, teeny bit when the Funny Man made me laugh.
The Tree of Heaven
3
This is just a sample of one teeny bit of what she demanded.
The Best Short Stories of 1915, and the Yearbook of the American...
4
Yes, bring the lights up just a teeny bit so we can see who's who.
The new yorker
5
A teeny bit of wine had, obviously, been taken.
The Irish Times
6
And there should always be a teeny bit of oil that falls on your chin.
BBC
7
I saw a liddle deadfall back a teeny bit -lots of dry wood in there.
Ghost Story
8
It seems a teeny bit of a misdiagnosis seeing as the specialist recommended a biopsy.
The Irish Times
9
It's a shame it's just that teeny bit dull.
The Irish Times
10
You expect a teeny bit more digital babysitting for your money than a mere 78 minutes.
The Irish Times
11
She didn't look mortal, not one teeny bit.
Gentlemen prefer succubi
12
Not retarded, just a teeny bit off.
Kafka on the Shore
13
Venturus, dear, if you could just be a teeny bit easier to find, we'd all be much happier.
Archer’s Goon
14
He neither confirms nor denies that he might or might not have been even a teeny bit heartbroken.
World After
15
Didn't she once tell you that she liked a teeny bit of pain mixed in with her pleasures?
The devil's touch
16
And also a teeny bit worried.
Reuters
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