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Title:	Just a little
Answer:	A bit

Hints:	1. Bitty

Equivalents:	1. A little 2. A smidgen 3. A little bit

Explanation:	'A bit' consists of an article ('a') and a noun ('bit'). It is often used in the phrase, 'Just a bit', and can be used to express physical quantity or a length of time. For instance, 'I have just a bit of water,' or, 'Can I have a bit of string?' or, 'We waited a bit for our waiter.' It has a number of other uses, such as the noun 'drill bit', etc. It has also been used to define a binary digit.
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Average Rating		3.2
# of votes		176
# of Garbage Votes		27
# of Garbage Votes by native speakers		1

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Hajime

Rating: 4

October 13, 2008

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Instead of "A bit", in Japanese we say "少し or ちょっと"

Guest

Rating: 4

October 11, 2008

Instead of "A bit", in Telugu we say "koncham"

Rachel T.

Rating: 5

October 10, 2008

Instead of "A bit", in French we say "un peu"

Amp

Rating: 2

October 9, 2008

Francisco M.

Rating: 5

October 8, 2008

Instead of "A bit", in Spanish we say "un poco"

mariela e.

Rating: 4

October 6, 2008

Instead of "A bit", in Spanish we say "un poco"

Guest

Rating: 5

October 4, 2008

sylvie v.

Rating: 4

September 30, 2008

Instead of "A bit", in French we say "a bit"

Lina S.

Rating: 5

September 28, 2008

Instead of "A bit", in Spanish we say "Un poco, Algo"

Guest

Rating: 5

September 26, 2008

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