wee bit

collocation in English

meaningsofweeandbit

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wee
adjective[before noun]
uk
/wiː/us
/wiː/
small; ...
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bit
noun[C]
uk
/bɪt/us
/bɪt/
informal
a small piece or amount ...
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(Definition ofweeandbitfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofwee bit

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The glittering ice gets aweebittedious.
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At about 4 o'clock it got aweebitclearer and danger was practically over.
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He is not an elected politician who does aweebithere and aweebitthere about higher education.
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It has gone down aweebit.
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It is aweebitlate.
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That is aweebittoo glib.
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I chipped aweebitout myself.
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He is aweebiteccentric.
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That was hisweebitof democracy.
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That goes aweebittoo far.
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I wonder aweebitabout that.
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Is not that aweebitwide of roads?
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I was aweebitdisappointed earlier in the debate.
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I have learned aweebitsince then.
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We shall have aweebitof equality.
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My last point is aweebitcontroversial.
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I find that just aweebitdifficult to take.
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I carried it aweebittoo far.
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You are just aweebitmixed up.
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I think that is perhaps aweebitexaggerated.
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I think that is going aweebittoo far.
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Fortnightly reporting appears aweebitover the top.
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I think he is going aweebittoo far.
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I am aweebitat a loss.
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That is why our rates are aweebithigher.
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