Usage of "be a smidgen"

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Usage of be a smidgen in English

Besides, he'd managed to prise a detachment loose by implying that there might be a smidgen of terrorism involved. 
 Whispers Under Ground 

The best they might now hope-he might hope- was a smidgen of comprehension. 
 Complete Books of Blood 

There is a smidgen of hope in the long term! 
 The Guardian 

You must understand, Professor Lyall, this is a smidgen embarrassing. 
 Soulless 

Surely there was a smidgen of debauchery. 
 Solomon's oak: a novel 

She does, however, overlook it 's a smidgen easier when you've a pick of five sprawling mansions for isolation. 
 Radio NZ 

It was a smidgen of nylon. 
 Repo men 

There is a smidgen of formula about Rupert Goold's effective production, but that is dispelled by Lucy Prebble's incisive dialogue. 
 The Guardian 

He 's been a tad meek up to now; suddenly there is a smidgen more pace in his shots, more fire in his belly. 
 The Guardian 

Their wage bill is a smidgen lower than Bayern's, their net value a touch behind, fifth in the world plays fourth in the world. 
 The Guardian 

Meanings of be a smidgen in English