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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit of whatever" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small amount of something unspecified or to express a casual attitude towards a variety of things.
Example: "I'm in the mood for a bit of whatever you have in the fridge."
Alternatives: "a little of anything" or "some of whatever."
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Taking in her ebullience, and her glossy good looks, a viewer might have been forgiven for craving a bit of whatever it was that Ms. Conner was having.
A genuine Chablis from the Chablis region in France is made exclusively from chardonnay; a so-called Chablis from California might include colombard, chenin blanc, a bit of green Hungarian and a bit of whatever else was around.
As Mr. Roman finished up his Friars Salad -- sort of a Cobb with a bit of whatever the day brings -- he told of his first day at the club, in 1970.
It's not quite clear what this breakthrough is, but you're evidently meant to want a bit of whatever's sweeping the good-looking pair in the advert off their feet.
In Oaxacan markets, some venders who seem to have brought a bit of whatever's in their garden will have a basket of chapulines as well, and some chapulín specialists will have as many as seven or eight large baskets, each piled high with a specific size of grasshopper.
Who knows, maybe either AT&T or Apple caught a bit of whatever Twitter had earlier.
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Founders typically do a bit of everything basically, whatever it takes to get the business off the ground.
It was just a bit of fun". Whatever the exact genesis, the story gained momentum and Holness was often questioned about it.
Maybe it's listening to music, reading for 10 minutes or doing a bit of journaling; whatever it is, stick to it as that'll give you a clear mind and set you up for a productive day.
The volume of the two snapped activities, however, is a 50/50 split, meaning you'll hear a little bit of your game, and a little bit of whatever else is playing.
'I can think of a lot worse.' With each line of her autobiography a little bit of whatever reputation Major had is chipped away.
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