The phrase "a bit of spilled" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to a small amount of something that has been spilled, but it would need to be more specific.
Example: "After the party, there was a bit of spilled juice on the floor that needed to be cleaned up."
Alternatives: "a small amount of spilled" or "a little bit of spilled".
Epictetus shook me from these thoughts with this simple exercise: "Starting with things of little value — a bit of spilled oil, a little stolen wine — repeat to yourself: 'For such a small price, I buy tranquillity.' " Born nearly two thousand years before Darwin and Freud, Epictetus seems to have anticipated a way out of their prisons.
The reason pods are more dangerous for pets than simply licking a bit of spilled detergent off the floor or their fur is the product formulation.
Cats can't see things really close to their nose, so they benefit from this when you are, say, pointing a bit of spilled food out to them.
There's already been quite a bit of ink spilled over the demise of the CrunchPad but I thought I'd add a few drops.
It is a vanity that would be unheard of back home in England, where a bit of paunch spilling over the top of Alan Partridge's pants has always added to the character's obnoxious pathos.
Quite a bit of blood is spilled when the client begins to act out his gory dream.
These comments led to a revival of primary war fever, as well as to quite a bit of ink being spilled in the mainstream media on the matter of Bernie's supposedly "strange behavior".
How it works: Remember the last time when you were using oil to cook something and accidentally caused a fire when a bit of oil spilt out and wondered why vegetable oil normally isn't combustible?
There's menudo on weekends and enchiladas, but you're here for the tamales, which are loaded with sauce and artfully wrapped, one end open with a bit of masa and sauce spilling out, the other folded up and back like a tail.
Spilled a bit of red wine down the front of your shirt?
Or maybe you accidentally spilled a bit of your sticky pink cocktail on a pair of work pants?
