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• n  a small tasty bit of food

• Such are his abnormal digestive powers, that after only partial mastication, he will regurgitate each exotic titbit in a form but slightly distorted in the process .
• To the rich larder of documents, reports, memoirs, novels on the War and its aftermath which future historians must digest, a new titbit was added last week.
• It raises its head and a length of body clear of the ground, quite resembling a rat terrier expectantly sitting up for a titbit.

• choice morsel
• tidbit

Quotes

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• Carlos Queiroz in Bloomberg
  It's a regional rivalry in every aspect,said Carlos Queiroz, the Portugal team's coach, said at a press conference yesterday in South Africa. "A Portugal-Spain is a special titbit, like Argentina-Brazil or England-Germany. They are menus...
• Bruce Schneier in Builder AU
  This CIA titbit tells us nothing about how the attacks happened,Schneier wrote. "Were they against Scada systems? Were they against general-purpose [computers] -- maybe Windows machines? Insiders may have been involved, so was this a...