Into small pieces; indicating total destruction.
(Britain, informal) very much (typically describing positive emotions)
Source: en.wiktionary.orgAnd Tony is much the same - his escape plan from the caves consisted of suiting up and busting out with Yinsen, blowing the terrorist camp to bits, and then flying as far away as possible to make sure the good guys found them before the bad guys could. Source: Internet
I want to turn everything upside down to see what lies beneath; I believe we are so webbed, so horribly regimented, that no spring-cleaning is possible, everything must be burned, blown to bits, and then we can start afresh.. Source: Internet
Luthor is able to snap Dick Grayson awake, just in time to prevent him from getting chewed to bits by one of the roaring Starros. Source: Internet
Another mother of a severely disabled son said: “We love Adam to bits, but life is very hard - it is a constant round of speech therapists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and hospital visits with carers in and out of the house at all hours. Source: Internet
Altantuya, 28, was believed to have been shot dead before her body was blown to bits with explosives at a secondary forest near the Subang Dam in Puncak Alam, Shah Alam, in 2006. Source: Internet
As the train cars slid on by, they could easily hear the scraping sound the front bumper and grill made as they were being torn to bits by the sides of the train cars! Source: Internet