tidbits

Juicy little pieces

Tidbits are small, choice pieces—originally of food, now of anything.

A tidbit of gossip is a juicy morsel of information.

A tidbit from a meal is a particularly tasty bite.

The word suggests something select and appetizing, whether literal or figurative: She shared a few tidbits about the upcoming merger.

British English spells it titbit.

trivia

facts

Verifiable pieces of truth

lore · miscellany · arcana · factoids · oddities · gems · details · esoterica · minutiae · knowledge

morsels

crumbs

Small food fragments

fragments · morsels · slivers · shreds · specks · flecks · chunks · particles · nibbles · bites

gossip

rumor

Unconfirmed circulating story

hearsay · buzz · tattle · leak · innuendo · dirt · scuttlebutt · tittle-tattle · backbiting · chatter

snacks

appetizers

Pre-meal small dishes

chips · nuts · cheese · olives · bruschetta · crostini · tapas · mezze · bites · hors d'oeuvres

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size/quantity

tidbitsabundance

Ample supply, overflowing

feast · bulk · mass · bounty · whole

completeness of information

tidbitswhole truth

Complete, unvarnished account

whole picture · entirety · detailed narrative · in-depth analysis · full disclosure

substance/significance

tidbitssubstance

Physical material with mass

meat · essentials · fundamentals · main course · heart of the matter

Family

tidbit

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G