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bit of alright

bit of alright noun: an attractive or sexy person.

Noun

a bit of alright (plural bits of alright)

  1. (Australia, Ireland, UK) an attractive or sexy person.
    • “Simon's a bit of alright Mum,” she teased, “isn't he?”
      Susan couldn't help being amused by Jane's playfulness.
      “Yea, he's a bit of alright, alright,” she laughed.
      “Wouldn't kick him out of bed on a cold Saturday night?” Jane retorted and the two women laughed together.2017 Bob McCabe: Masterpiece
  2. (Australia, UK) a gratifying or pleasing development or object, typically hoped-for or exciting.
    • "That's a bit of all right," said the guard, cutting off a piece of the stem and putting it in his mouth. "Try it." I cut another piece and did so, and at once agreed with him.1907 Alexander Macdonald: In The Land of Pearl and Gold

Forms of bit of alright

pluralbits of alright
alternative formbit of all right

Questions about bit of alright

What does bit of alright mean?
Bit of alright means an attractive or sexy person.
What part of speech is bit of alright?
Bit of alright is a noun.
What is the plural of bit of alright?
The plural of bit of alright is bits of alright.

Words near bit of alright in the dictionary

  1. bit map
  2. bit maps
  3. bit nibbler
  4. bit nibblers
  5. bit of all right
  6. bit of alright
  7. bit of crumpet
  8. bit of fluff
  9. bit of homework
  10. bit of muslin
  11. bit of rough

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