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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit of dad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a small amount of something related to a father figure, such as traits, characteristics, or influence.
Example: "He has a bit of dad in him, always telling dad jokes at the dinner table."
Alternatives: "a touch of dad" or "a hint of dad".
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Farron knew there was trouble when Clegg contacted him on a Saturday night, while Farron was attending the wedding of his long-serving aide, Paul Butters. "We ended up interrupting a bit of dad dancing," Farron recalled.
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(Another style experts feels Hansen's go-to dark shirts are "a bit of a dad's party shirt", but declined to go on record, citing due reverence).
Look here's that cup of tea, shall we help you to have a bit of that?" Dad sinks into his seat and accepts her help.
And while the vocalist's efforts at Free Bird are a bit off-key and the selection of the song Free Bird is a bit of a dad-rock cliche, Huckabee on bass does a pretty passable cover band sort of job, even if the band's name is a cringe-inducing reference to the death penalty.
So I wet me [sic] finger and I shoved a little bit of Dad up me[sic] hooter.
Do his own children think he's a bit of a nerdy dad? "My son has come to toy fairs.
"He was a bit of a perv, my dad").
The other lesson I have had in my life, which I have really valued, is a bit of advice from my dad.
Son Rufus has covered one of his songs on his album, "Poses," and one can imagine Rufus's success providing a bit of synergy for his dad.
Sergeant First Class Cory Remsburg never gives up, and he does not quit," Remsburg pulled himself to his feet, with a bit of assistance from his dad, and acknowledged the thunderous applause that went on for minutes, and was quite unlike anything that had been heard previously.
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