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Tidbit   /tˈɪdbˌɪt/   Listen
Tidbit

noun
(Written also titbit)
1.
A small tasty bit of food.  Synonyms: choice morsel, titbit.





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"Tidbit" Quotes from Famous Books



... cause of those fearful sounds. It was only the hens looking for something to eat—a bit of grain amid the straw, or perhaps an angleworm. Chirpy never left his house when he heard the hens at work. He had no wish to offer himself as a tidbit. And he felt quite safe down in his home, for he was quick to learn that the hens were no diggers. They could only scratch the surface of the ground. So, in time, he used to laugh when he heard them. And now and then he would even fiddle a bit, as if to ...
— The Tale of Chirpy Cricket • Arthur Scott Bailey
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... overcoat, and was running it over in the dainty, skimming fashion peculiar to the gentler sex when favoring the press with their attention. It reminds one of sea-birds skimming the water, and anon diving for a tidbit. She read aloud: "Old Prob. reports another cold wave on the way East. It will probably reach the New England States this evening. The thermometers along its course range from 40 deg. below zero at Fort Laramie, to 38 deg. in Omaha, 31 deg. in Chicago, and 30 deg. in Cleveland. ...
— The Cold Snap - 1898 • Edward Bellamy
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... was never happy living in a town. I found this interesting little tidbit about him in the Encyclopaedia Britannica: "For eight years he tabulated with painful accuracy the earliest and latest appearance of 37 vegetables in the Washington market, and after his return from France for 23 years he received from his old ...
— A Portrait of Old George Town • Grace Dunlop Ecker
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... bear, for instance, be apt to make such snorting sounds when searching the wagon for some prize tidbit that its keen scent told it was to be found there? Steve believed even this might be possible. He gripped his club with a firm conviction that there would soon be a little ruction taking place around that immediate ...
— Jack Winters' Campmates • Mark Overton
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Words linked to "Tidbit" :   goody, dainty, delicacy, kickshaw, treat


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