titbit

Meanings

• A small piece of food, especially one that is considered a delicacy or treat.

  - "She enjoyed the titbit of cake her grandmother had baked for her."
  - "The chef presented a titbit of the day's special dish to the customers."

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Rhymes

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bit , hbit , mit , pit , sit , stit , whit , wit

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Homophones

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1. Tit, titan, titter, titanic, titty, titillate, tit for tat, tittle-tattle, titular, titulus
   

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Variants

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tidbit , titbit , titbits , tidbits

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Forms

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The verb form of 'titbit' is 'titbit'. This verb form is used to describe the act of presenting or consuming a small, tasty morsel of food, especially one that is considered a delicacy or treat., The plural form of 'titbit' is 'titbits'. This plural form is used to describe a collection or assortment of small, tasty morsels of food, especially ones that are considered delicacies or treats.

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Etymology

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Old English 'titbita' or 'titbitan', derived from 'titba' or 'titbe', meaning 'a little bit, a morsel'.

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Trivia

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1. The word 'titbit' comes from the Old English word 'titbe', which means 'a little bit, a morsel'.

2. In medieval Europe, a titbit was a small piece of meat or other food that was used to entice or tempt animals or birds, especially during the hunting season.

3. In the modern English language, the word 'titbit' is most commonly used to describe a small, tasty morsel of food, especially one that is considered a delicacy or treat.

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Related Concepts

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1. Aperitif: An aperitif is a type of alcoholic beverage that is intended to be enjoyed before a meal, to stimulate the appetite and to enhance the overall dining experience.

2. Digestif: A digestif is a type of alcoholic beverage that is intended to be enjoyed after a meal, to aid in the digestion process and to enhance the overall dining experience.

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Culture

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In Western culture, a titbit is often used to describe a small, tasty morsel of food, especially one that is considered a delicacy or treat. Titbits are often used to describe a small, appetizing portion of a larger dish, such as a savory tidbit of a roast chicken or a sweet titbit of a fruitcake.

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