smidgeon's Usage Examples:

Fiona Watt claimed that “Although my results contributed only the tiniest smidgeon to scientific knowledge, I gained immense satisfaction from it”.

Magykal Papers, filled with tidbits of information, hilarious asides and a smidgeon of dragon poo (not to mention a list of 10 important rules to being dead).

Dave Simpson of The Guardian commented on Rose's old style, writing: "A smidgeon of Rose's old spikiness is sacrificed, but it's easily a fair swap for.

" He concluded that: "If Never Die Alone had even a smidgeon of comic relief (or even, say, a bunch of zombies) to offset some of its.

"their caricatures range from dislikable through despicable, with not a smidgeon of humanity to redeem them.

There's a touch of this, a little smidgeon of that, a dash of something else [.

its nature would seem to hold interest only for diehards, but there's a smidgeon of truth that this, like other albums called Greatest Hits, can be used.

Schumer said at the press conference, "It's not very expensive at all—just a smidgeon of what Sandy cost.

There's a touch of this, a little smidgeon of that, a dash of something else, like when you're cooking.

itself, this outfit step into a labyrinth that is rarely explored with any smidgeon of real conviction.

A dash of country, a pinch of folk, a sprinkle of rock, and a smidgeon of jazz! Last but not least, to add a little spice, how about some vaudeville.

Synonyms:

tittle; small indefinite quantity; small indefinite amount; smidge; scintilla; iota; smidgin; whit; smidgen; shred;

Antonyms:

maximum;