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Algodón de azúcar

Candy floss

In a bit / in a while difference

"In a bit" is in a short time"in a while" is in a long time

Momia

Mummy

Rather / quite

Rather/quite especially British English more than a little, but less than very.

Quite other uses

completely // not quite = not completely (Im not quite ready")