Titbit
noun
A small and particularly interesting item of news or information.
He shared a titbit about his vacation.

Often appears as...
- gossip titbit
- interesting titbit
noun
A small and typically tasty piece of food, treat or delicacy.
She was enjoying a titbit of chocolate.

Often appears as...
- tasty titbit
- delicious titbit
noun
A small and particularly interesting item of news or information.
He shared a titbit about his vacation.

Often appears as...
- gossip titbit
- interesting titbit
noun
A small and typically tasty piece of food, treat or delicacy.
She was enjoying a titbit of chocolate.

Often appears as...
- tasty titbit
- delicious titbit
Definition 1 of 2

Context Matters
Use 'titbit' to spark interest in conversations, often to reveal small, fascinating details.

I heard a titbit about the new teacher that might surprise you.
Conversational Use
'Titbit' is perfect for informal chats and can make discussions lively by providing intriguing insights.

Do you want to know a titbit about this famous building?
Attention-Grabbing
Starting stories or news with 'titbit' can captivate listeners, signaling an intriguing piece of information.

Here's a titbit: the author based this character on a real person!
Context Matters
Use 'titbit' to spark interest in conversations, often to reveal small, fascinating details.

I heard a titbit about the new teacher that might surprise you.
Conversational Use
'Titbit' is perfect for informal chats and can make discussions lively by providing intriguing insights.

Do you want to know a titbit about this famous building?
Attention-Grabbing
Starting stories or news with 'titbit' can captivate listeners, signaling an intriguing piece of information.

Here's a titbit: the author based this character on a real person!
Context Matters
Use 'titbit' to spark interest in conversations, often to reveal small, fascinating details.

I heard a titbit about the new teacher that might surprise you.
Conversational Use
'Titbit' is perfect for informal chats and can make discussions lively by providing intriguing insights.

Do you want to know a titbit about this famous building?
Attention-Grabbing
Starting stories or news with 'titbit' can captivate listeners, signaling an intriguing piece of information.

Here's a titbit: the author based this character on a real person!
Video examples
Safari Live - Day 133 PIPE...
little snakes and what sort of titbits to just just keep alive until they are able to catch sort of something a bit more substantial
Video examples
Safari Live - Day 133 PIPE...
little snakes and what sort of titbits to just just keep alive until they are able to catch sort of something a bit more substantial
Example 1 of 1
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