Is it Tidbit or titbit?

[Wendyer]

I thought titbit but keep seeing tidbit.

Titbit

Tidbit

Titbit

That's conclusive then

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Tit

dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/titbit

Titbit

Googled it for ya……..

In American and Canadian English, tidbit is the preferred spelling of the noun referring to (1) a choice morsel or (2) a pleasing bit of something. Titbit is preferred everywhere else. Neither spelling is right or wrong.

I say titbit but I think its really tidbit.

Tidbit

Tidbit is the US form of the correct version : titbit.

Used to be titbits but changed over the years to tidbits.

I'm old enough to remember there used to be a magazine 'Titbits' which was a family gossipy-type - all innocent if I remember rightly and was around for many years.

Titbits, started in 1881!

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tit-Bits?msclkid=8aa689f8b11011eca28b19b921acf501

Thanks for the replies - not sure I’m any the wiser!

And sorry for being in AIBU, thought I was in chat!

Titbit… I think!

Titbit. Source: me, being correct.

[quote ReadyToMoveIt]dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/titbit[/quote]
Both spellings are accepted.

dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/tidbit

UK English: titbit

American English: tidbit

Tit

I always thought it was tipbit.

Tit.

Tid

Tidbit defo

Tidbit