and *little off. a little crazy; a little out of whack. (*Typically: be ~; findsomeone ~.) This guy's a little off, but he is harmless. See also: bit, off. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. See also: bit off. do (one's) bit.

Definition of a little bit. 1 : to some extent : somewhat This one is a little bit bigger than that one. It bothered me a little bit. 2 chiefly US : a short time We talked for a little bit. 3 : a small amount …

2. Somewhat strange, incorrect, inaccurate, or substandard. A: "The rest of your portrait is coming along really well, but the hands look a little off." B: "I know, hands are just so hard to draw!" The gameplay is great, but the graphics on the characters' faces are a little off. 3.

Definition: To take on more work than can conceivably be done. This idiom refers to attempting to do more work than you are able to. Perhaps you are already involved in too many other activities, or it is a new task for which you don’t yet have the skill, or the deadline is too soon.

Definition of bit (Entry 3 of 4) 1 : a small quantity of food especially : a small delicacy. 2 a : a small piece or quantity of some material thing broken bits of glass picking bits of lint off her sweater. b (1) British : a coin of a specified small denomination a threepenny bit.

If your man has told you that he wants you to back off a little bit, the most likely explanation is that he needs to continue to feel like an autonomous person who isn't attached to you at the hip all the time. You can help him to feel more comfortable with your relationship by pursuing your own interests and allowing him to follow his own.

All three have a different sense of what "a little bit of everything" means to their lives. Taylor Goldsmith (the writer) said in UK's The Sun newspaper that "I was just excited about taking a phrase that I could use for a guy who was trying to explain how the world weighs on him and at the same time, for a guy explaining what he wants to eat."