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Meanings of smidgeon in English

Portuguese
fragmento

A tiny or scarcely detectable amount.

fragmento
Usage of smidgeon in English
1
But I think Tom Hanks a smidgeon more likely for the last place.
The Irish Times
2
There was, however, some smidgeon of insight to her self-deprecating quip.
The Irish Times
3
Lox spoke Spanish, too, along with Tagalog, German, French, Italian and a smidgeon of Arabic.
Countdown: The Liberators-ARC
4
The PAC is entitled to a smidgeon of self-congratulation.
The Guardian
5
But one detected just a smidgeon of Alan's pomposity.
The Irish Times
6
I aimed a smidgeon high and popped three, then down a couple of degrees, three more.
The Forever War
7
With perhaps a smidgeon of genuine affection.
Emperor Mollusk Versus the Sinister Brain
8
Such a job involves an element of bravery, a smidgeon of insanity and a touch of daring-do.
The Irish Times
9
Your capacity to move the joint will be somewhere between nothing and a smidgeon more than nothing.
Rock and Ice Magazine
10
A little spice here, a smidgeon of heat there, a dash of this and a pinch of that.
The Irish Times
11
If Rob were a smidgeon more gifted, me might allow him to be called the Garbage Chute Fellini.
The Irish Times
12
Not a smidgeon of it. Issa called Lerner to Capitol Hill for a public hearing to ask her questions.
Reuters
13
I hadn't seen Neil in months, and I wanted him to notice some smidgeon of change in my appearance.
Mysterious Skin
14
I spat on the subway car's floor to hopefully obliterate any smidgeon of virus he might have deposited there.
Mysterious Skin
15
Not a smidgeon of dust anywhere, the house burdened with an unbearable tidiness that means he will not return.
The Irish Times
16
A smidgeon of brownish rouge on her cheeks, just under her cheekbones, and she was more or less done.
The clouds beneath the sun
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Translations for smidgeon
Smidgeon through the time