Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

a tiny amount of something, like the last drop of beer before it goes flat

I got a dabble-bit of cash from my mom. Barely enough to buy a snack.

He gave me a dabble-bit of respect. Like it was a gift from a dying man.

That pizza had a dabble-bit of cheese. It was sad.

2

so little it might as well be nothing, like a fart in a hurricane

She got a dabble-bit of attention at the party. No one even noticed.

He had a dabble-bit of energy. Just enough to make a bad decision.

That cake had a dabble-bit of sugar. It was barely sweet.

3

a small amount, like the last crumb of bread before you throw it out

I got a dabble-bit of homework. It was almost like a punishment.

He gave me a dabble-bit of advice. It was useless.

That soup had a dabble-bit of salt. It was barely edible.

4

the smallest amount you can imagine, like a hair on a dog’s butt

I got a dabble-bit of time to finish my project. Barely enough to breathe.

She gave me a dabble-bit of love. It was barely enough to survive.

That drink had a dabble-bit of flavor. It was barely there.

5

a barely noticeable amount, like a pebble in a shoe

He got a dabble-bit of money. Not enough to buy a snack.

She gave me a dabble-bit of hope. It was almost gone.

That cake had a dabble-bit of frosting. It was barely there.