noun
definition
A very small quantity or amount.
example
Move it a smidgen to the right.
synonyms
Examples of smidgen in a Sentence
Personally I would suggest you use a smidgen of common sense along with a little intuition.
While I admit more than a smidgen of curiosity about what we were undertaking, I felt uncomfortable being at odds with our hosts.
It's the only solo album on which a real band, with whom he has a smidgen of chemistry, backs Grant forcefully.
It 's the only solo album on which a real band, with whom he has a smidgen of chemistry, backs Grant forcefully.
You're still free to explore the versatility of styling long hair when you add just a smidgen of varied fringe.
Mix in a smidgen of the Midas Touch for making money, and the cliché image of a playboy or playgirl is soon begging to be added to the list of Taurean traits.
The key is get just enough technology to match your needs, and then add a smidgen of new features that you may be using in the future as your business needs change.
Paul Dawkins was only a smidgen more pleasant than his elder brother as Dean, lugging the heavy monitor, passed him entering the parlor.