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The phrase "a bit of powder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a small amount of powder, often in cooking, cosmetics, or other applications.
Example: "She added a bit of powder to the mixture to enhance the flavor."
Alternatives: "a small amount of powder" or "a dash of powder."
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With her children standing by, Aziza reached into a cloth bag and produced a filthy spoon, a bit of powder and a straw.
Richard Nixon was too authentic by half: he lost his 1960 face-off with John Kennedy for want of a bit of powder which could have concealed his stubbly chin.Perhaps the last, best example of the authentically slovenly politician is sitting in a prison cell in Rochester, New York.
You can put on a bit of powder or blusher for a bit more staying power, patted on top of the lips to blot the lipstick, but eating and kissing will both be difficult… What's a good starter kit of make-up to buy as a gift for a teenager ?
The fund has consistently had a sizable position in cash (around 10% to 20% of assets), as management likes to keep a bit of powder dry to allow it to pounce on opportunities during sell-offs.
And if you are going to do coke and drink at the Some tIme – which, again, is notippedout its risks – don't overdo it (and read The Loop's harm reduction guide first).
Put a bit of powder over any concealer just to blend it.
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Just add a bit of powdered milk, and give it a stir done.
For fake smoke, pour a bit of talcum powder (baby powder) down the cigarette and blow it out in puffs.
Add a bit of turmeric powder, red chilly powder, salt and pepper.
Use a bit of baby powder or talcum powder to prevent sticking.
If you've gone a bit too heavy on the powder blush, a bit of translucent powder over it will calm it down.
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