Definition of 'a bit'

The stage was a bit smaller than we thought too.

We quote a bit less than you and get the work.

People need to be a bit less skittish.

We encourage landlords to take a bit less rent than they might have wanted as it is not peak season.

The portion was a bit small.

Its realism is a bit stodgy; its flights into fantasy are familiar.

The repetitive lo-fi production leaves it sounding a bit small.

The apartment is a bit small, but perfectly formed.

Basically it's a bit more than "energy" but a bit less than matter.

His manhood is a bit too small for my needs and it's all over in minutes.

Anything less seemed a bit lazy'.

Along the top of the house are servant quarters filled with small rooms, a bit like rooms on a boat.

They're a bit less gangsta.

It's a bit small though.

I predict a bit less blue.

Though it was a bit less uncomfortable than being encased in an iron maiden, it did give me the most maddening itch.

I'd also like my bum to be a bit smaller.

L Maybe he could wind me up a bit less.

A bit less than a year ago, it was closer to five.

Highly amusing if you watch in the right mood; a bit boorish if you don't.

Oh, it's a bit small.

He was touting him to City at the time but the recruitment officer did not fancy him because he was a bit on the small side.

I do not like Could do with a bit more power; noisy on motorways.

I hope it'll make you inquire a bit; it feels like a show or a gallery point of view.

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