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commit to the bit

commit to the bit verb: to remain faithful to one's prior decisions, especially for the sake of humor.

Verb

commit to the bit (third-person singular simple present commits to the bit, present participle committing to the bit, simple past and past participle committed to the bit)

  1. (humorous, slang) To remain faithful to one's prior decisions, especially for the sake of humor.
    • I honestly hate April fools jokes. Like commit to the bit all year long, unless you’re soft af which I suspect is the case2026 April 1, akcushman, Twitter

Forms of commit to the bit

third-person singular presentcommits to the bit
present participlecommitting to the bit
past participlecommitted to the bit
pastcommitted to the bit

Questions about commit to the bit

What does commit to the bit mean?
Commit to the bit means to remain faithful to one's prior decisions, especially for the sake of humor.
What part of speech is commit to the bit?
Commit to the bit is a verb.
What is the past tense of commit to the bit?
The past tense of commit to the bit is committed to the bit.

Words near commit to the bit in the dictionary

  1. commit point
  2. commit points
  3. commit sudoku
  4. commit suicide
  5. commit to memory
  6. commit to the bit
  7. commital
  8. commitally
  9. commitals
  10. commited
  11. commitment

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