every bit

Just as much

not a bit or not a bit of it

Not at all

off the bit

On a loose rein

on the bit

On a tight rein

take (or get) the bit in (or between) one's teeth

1. To throw off control
2. To take up or have a tenacious or keen interest (in) or occupation (with something)

to bits

1. (to fall, etc) apart
2. Very much (informal)

every /evˈri/

1. Each of a number or collection, all taken separately
2. The best possible (eg every chance of winning)

evˈerybody or evˈeryone pronoun

Every person

evˈeryday adjective

1. Of or happening every day, daily
2. Common or usual
3. (esp of clothes) relating to or appropriate for weekdays, not Sunday

evˈerydayness noun

Evˈeryman noun

1. (also without cap) the hero of an old morality play, representing mankind
2. Everybody or anybody

evˈeryplace adverb (US)

Everywhere

evˈerything pronoun

1. All things taken singly
2. All
3. The most important thing (eg money isn't everything)

evˈeryway adverb

In every way or respect

evˈerywhen, evˈerywhence or evˈerywhither adverb (all rare).

evˈerywhere adverb

In or to every place

every bit or whit

1. The whole, all of it
2. Quite or entirely

every here and there

All over, in various places

every last

(emphatically) every

every man Jack or every mother's son

Everyone without exception

every now and then or every now and again

At intervals, periodically

every other

Every second or alternate

every so often

At intervals or periodically

every which way (US)

1. In every direction or by every method
2. In disorder

have everything (informal)

To be well-endowed with possessions, attractiveness, etc