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Definition of titbit - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
informationUK small piece of interesting informationUK
- She shared a titbit about the celebrity's early career..
2.
foodUK small and particularly choice piece of foodUK
- He savored the titbit of cheese on his plate..
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small and particularly choice piece of food
Origin of titbit
Middle English, tid (time) + bit (small piece)
Examples of titbit in a sentence
The article included a titbit about the new project. She offered him a titbit of her dessert. The chef prepared a special titbit for the guests.
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- French:information croustillante, bouchée, ...
- German:Infohäppchen, ...
- Italian:curiosità, leccornia, ...
- Spanish:chisme, bocado, ...
- Portuguese:curiosidade, petisco, ...
- Chinese:趣闻, 美味小吃, ...
- Japanese:面白い情報, 美味しい一口, ...
- Arabic:مَعْلُومَة طَرِيفَة, لُقْمَة, ...
- Hebrew:פִּסּת מֵידָע, פִּיסַת מְעָדָן, ...
- Russian:интересный факт, вкусный кусочек, ...
- Ukrainian:цікавинка, ласощі, ...
- Hindi:दिलचस्प तथ्य, लज़ीज़ टुकड़ा, ...
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