Similar words: smidge, smidgen, midge, midget, bridge over, dudgeon, gudgeon, bludgeon. Meaning: n. a tiny or scarcely detectable amount.
1 The next line is just a smidgeon more complicated.
2 Even mean Joan is met with a smidgeon of sympathy by film's end.
3 It was five years since I'd last seen him, but he hadn't changed a smidgeon.
4 The goal of this book is to make its readers a little lazier, a smidgeon more impatient, and a whole bunch more hubristic.
5 These products include winners and sinners: juices that supply kids with needed calcium, but also candy disguised as granola bars with just a smidgeon of much-ballyhooed nutrients.
6 However, the standard way, also known as a dictionary display, is just a smidgeon more cluttered than you might like, due to the need to quote the keys.
7 In offline, consumers don't really comprehend that the vast amount of content they get is repeated and reused, with just an added smidgeon of exclusivity.
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