bit
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bit
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- tụattached to a verb to convey a little bit of the verb; a little bit; throw; cast; hurl; fling; throw upon; build
- ngāgag; bit; iron bar
- ùsàpinching (bits of food, meat, etc., usually by children (-sà 3. pinch); answer; excuse
- kerìdivide into bits and pieces
- èlèlèa delicacy of tasty bean meal steamed in a wrap of leaves; profit; gain; food prepared with beans (after the chaff is removed, the beans are ground with water into pulp, then wrapped in leaves in convenient bits with normal food ingredients added, then boiled till done)
- nkerìdivision into bits
- anwụlūtied or rolled tobacco; bits of such tobacco retailed in small
- kwọpịàgrind to little bits or pulp; crush; mash
- mpempeedge, hem (of cloth); pieces (of paper, cloth, etc.); piece (bit); a piece or pieces of something
- runatastoop down a bit
- kwọpìàgrind to little bits or pulp; crush; mash; be smashed (by lorry)