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an uneven exchange or transaction, two bits = 25 cents, four bits = 50 cents, six bits = 75 cents, 8 bits = one dollar. These expressions were used early in the 20th Century to talk about low valued things. Such as "He's got a two bit job."
He came out four bits for a buck on the deal.
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The salient point of a document, conversation, etc., that accurately summarizes it. Originated in Computer Science circles, from binary numbers, where the highest-order bit is worth more, numerically, than the rest of the bits put together.
Sue: I can't believe what an awful time I had with Rob! First we had to wait, like, FIVE minutes for a table, even though we had a reservation! Then we were sitting next to these people who were like so strange looking. Then I told him all my problems and he just got bored.
Jim: I think the higher-order bit here is that you're a bitch.
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a swindler or crooked businessman
That salesman is nothing but a two-bit hustler.
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Like a pun, which is a play on words, "A Little Bit 'C.H.' " is a play on letters... If you were to spell 'bit' as B.I.T. and then add C.H. at the end of it, you get "B.I.T.C.H." This is a sly, somewhat silly way to call someone a little bitch. You can even explain it by doing that... "You know, a little bit 'c.h.'? ...A little "B.i.t.-- c.h.?"
Well, aren't you a little bit "C.H." today!
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To brand someone as technically inept.
As soon as the engineer started talking, I flipped the bozo bit on him.
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Kem he's 5ft10, he got with a bird that's 10/10
Person 1: kem how tall are you?
Kem: little bit leave it
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OG Bacon Bits A.k.a Wild Pigs or Boars.
Dinoman : Back in my day Wild Pigs or Boars were called OG Bacon Bits!
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