Usually means: A small, somewhat noticeable amount.
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  1. a little bit: Merriam-Webster
  2. a little bit: Wiktionary
  3. A Little Bit: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  4. A Little Bit: A to Z list of the most popular idioms
  5. a little bit: Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English

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  1. a little bit: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (a little bit)

▸ adverb:  To a very small extent or degree.
▸ noun:  A very small amount or time.

Similar:
a little, a bit, slightly, a tad, minorly, small, somewhat, modestly, littly, quite, more...

Opposite:
lot, much, significantly, greatly, substantially

Phrases:
Give a Little Bit, Come a Little Bit Closer, A Little Bit Alexis, A Little Bit Longer, A Little Bit of Mambo, more...

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Similar:
a little, a bit, slightly, a tad, minorly, small, somewhat, modestly, littly, quite, more...

Opposite:
lot, much, significantly, greatly, substantially

Phrases:
Give a Little Bit, Come a Little Bit Closer, A Little Bit Alexis, A Little Bit Longer, A Little Bit of Mambo, A Little Bit Me, a Little Bit You, A Little Bit Me, a Little Bit You, more...



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