titbit
Definition
Noun: A titbit is a small, choice, and often tasty piece of food. It typically refers to a small morsel or snack that is considered particularly appealing or delicious.
Usage
The word "titbit" is used to describe a small, appetizing portion of food. It often implies that the food is a treat or a delicacy. It is commonly used in British English; the American English spelling is "tidbit."
Examples
- She offered me a titbit of the cake she had baked.
- The dog waited patiently, hoping for a titbit from the table.
- The article contained some interesting titbits of gossip about the film industry.
Advanced Usage
- Figurative Use: While primarily referring to food, "titbit" can be used figuratively to describe a small and intriguing piece of information, news, or gossip.
- The journalist shared a few juicy titbits from the upcoming biography.
Variants and Related Words
- Tidbit (noun): The standard American English spelling of "titbit," with identical meaning.
- Morsel (noun): A small piece or amount of food; a synonym often used interchangeably with "titbit."
- Nibble (noun): A small bite or bit of food.
- Canapé (noun): A small, prepared, and usually decorative food item held in the fingers and often eaten in one bite.
Synonyms
- Delicacy
- Morsel
- Nibble
- Snack
- Treat
Antonyms
- Main course
- Feast
- Banquet
Noun
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a small tasty bit of food
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