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Smidgen
Smidgen meaning
Chiefly in the form a smidgen of: a very small amount or quantity; a bit, a trace. | Chiefly in the form a smidgen of a: a very small or insignificant person or thing; also, an instance of such a person or thing.
Synonyms of Smidgen
Example sentences (10)
Deserves the No.4 spot ahead of Steve Smith, who was a smidgen unlucky to miss the XI despite scoring 900-plus runs, including a ton in the World Test Championship final.
I honestly don’t see how anyone with even a smidgen of common sense can vote democrat - a vote to put your family, children and life at risk and in danger physically, spiritually and educationally and emotionally.
If you are honest with yourself, what you complain about in a sibling or a parent probably holds a reflective smidgen of self-truth.
Tomatoes are a smidgen more complicated.
While this night is always different from every other night, there is a smidgen of religion though we’re keeping that part light.
And in these days of big cushy SUVs, Fiat is only selling a couple hundred a month, so you’ve got a smidgen of individuality there.
What is amazing is that people have been victimized by this scam all over the world when a few keystrokes would have verified it and a bit of common sense and a smidgen of cynicism would have raised one’s hackles and suspicions.
A Legendary Christmas will hit the Fillmore for what might be a smidgen early of a Christmas affair.
As someone who grew up on vinyl, I hear -era Prince, with a smidgen of Marvin Gaye when he was at his freakiest in the song.
Harried, hunched-over and horribly pressed for time, I sensed a smidgen of self-neglect and decided to pause for a moment, to look in the mirror.