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Meanings of tidbit in English
Usage of tidbit in English
1
Another tidbit of knowledge no one had bothered to share with me.
2
Hannah added this tidbit to the small stockpile of facts she'd gathered.
3
He assumed that tidbit would make it into everyone's daily briefing booklet.
4
We have no talent. I offered this last tidbit as a joke.
5
She frowned, that tidbit not giving her what she was after, either.
6
Cate made a mental note to share the tidbit with the girls.
7
Oh, clearly, a tidbit fit to fight for, against any moderate odds!
8
But, other than that little tidbit, this seems like a really great opportunity.
9
Or at least pay them for the odd tidbit of information.
10
I logged off, haunted by one tidbit of information that stuck.
11
Let's predict that it is the same thing as yesterday, a delicious tidbit.
12
These pages had been worth Dani's efforts for this tidbit alone.
13
I'm sure they assumed a tasty tidbit to gnaw was nearby.
14
When were you planning on sharing this little tidbit of information?
15
Kevin, maybe, unable to keep such a juicy tidbit to himself?
16
One interesting tidbit is the selection of ropes in this film.
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