Smidge
noun
A small amount or degree of something.
Just add a smidge of salt to the soup.
Usage tips
Neutral
a smidge more,not a smidge,a smidge of difference
noun
A small amount or degree of something.
Just add a smidge of salt to the soup.
Usage tips
Neutral
a smidge more,not a smidge,a smidge of difference
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Context
When using 'smidge', it's important to note the informal tone it carries.
For example, in casual conversation, you might say, 'I need a smidge more time.'
Pro Tip 2/3Culinary Usage
'Smidge' is particularly common in cooking to denote small measures.
'Add a smidge of pepper to taste.'
Pro Tip 3/3Emotional Nuances
In expressing feelings, 'smidge' can suggest a minor shift.
'I feel a smidge happier today.'
Pro Tip 1/3Context
When using 'smidge', it's important to note the informal tone it carries.
For example, in casual conversation, you might say, 'I need a smidge more time.'
Pro Tip 2/3Culinary Usage
'Smidge' is particularly common in cooking to denote small measures.
'Add a smidge of pepper to taste.'
Pro Tip 3/3Emotional Nuances
In expressing feelings, 'smidge' can suggest a minor shift.
'I feel a smidge happier today.'
Pro Tip 1/3Context
When using 'smidge', it's important to note the informal tone it carries.
For example, in casual conversation, you might say, 'I need a smidge more time.'
Pro Tip 2/3Culinary Usage
'Smidge' is particularly common in cooking to denote small measures.
'Add a smidge of pepper to taste.'
Pro Tip 3/3Emotional Nuances
In expressing feelings, 'smidge' can suggest a minor shift.
'I feel a smidge happier today.'
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