smidge (Meaning)

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smidge (n)

a tiny or scarcely detectable amount

She added a smidge of salt to the cake batter to enhance the flavor.
The recipe called for a smidge of cinnamon, just enough to give the dish a hint of spice.
The painter carefully applied a smidge of blue paint to the canvas, blending it seamlessly into the background.
The wound required a smidge of antiseptic to prevent infection.
The perfume had a subtle smidge of floral notes that lingered delicately on the skin.
The chef added a smidge of garlic powder to the pan to elevate the savory dish.
The babysitter gave the child a smidge of milk to quench their thirst.
The photographer adjusted the camera's aperture by a smidge to capture the perfect shot.
The tailor modified the dress by a smidge, tightening the waist for a more flattering fit.
The gardener used a smidge of fertilizer to nourish the newly planted flowers.

a tiny or scarcely detectable amount

speck, sprinkling, shred, bit, splash, hint, fleck, particle, spatter, suspicion

mountain, lashings, peck, mess, volume, gobs, wad, bushel, mass, wealth

She added a smidge of salt to the cake batter to enhance the flavor.

The recipe called for a smidge of cinnamon, just enough to give the dish a hint of spice.

The painter carefully applied a smidge of blue paint to the canvas, blending it seamlessly into the background.

The wound required a smidge of antiseptic to prevent infection.