smidgeon (Meaning)

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smidgeon (n)

a tiny or scarcely detectable amount

The chef added a smidgeon of salt, balancing the flavors perfectly.
The barista foamed the milk with just a smidgeon of cocoa powder, creating a velvety treat.
The gardener incorporated a smidgeon of compost into the soil, promoting plant growth.
The artist applied a smidgeon of gold leaf to the painting, adding a touch of elegance.
The baker added a smidgeon of cinnamon to the batter, enhancing its aroma.
The chemist measured a smidgeon of reagent, carefully following the experiment's protocol.
The tailor added a smidgeon of lace to the dress, creating a delicate embellishment.
The florist included a smidgeon of lavender in the bouquet, adding a soothing scent.
The decorator applied a smidgeon of paint to the wall, testing the color before committing.
The writer added a smidgeon of humor to the story, giving it a lighthearted touch.

a tiny or scarcely detectable amount

speck, fleck, hint, sprinkling, splash, particle, bit, shred, ray, nip

boatload, peck, gobs, excess, raft, heaps, mass, wealth, fistful, lot

The chef added a smidgeon of salt, balancing the flavors perfectly.

The barista foamed the milk with just a smidgeon of cocoa powder, creating a velvety treat.

The gardener incorporated a smidgeon of compost into the soil, promoting plant growth.

The artist applied a smidgeon of gold leaf to the painting, adding a touch of elegance.