Meanings of smidgin in English

Nevertheless, we should probably feel a smidgin of sympathy for the band.

There's also a smidgin of rhyme and reason behind the reformation.

Was there even a smidgin of truth in his accusation?

The small print: not a smidgin on the press release about who is actually promoting this.

They ate every "smidgin'" of the fish at dinner, and their larder looked desperately bare.

And not a smidgin of shade.

Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, and young, and possessed of even a smidgin of talent.

Steve Agnew got Boro playing with a smidgin more adventure at Hull and they scored twice but shipped four.

But Scholar Phelps could hardly make the accusation, nor could he supply the tiniest smidgin of direct evidence to me.

It may be more likely that she's a lady devoid of one smidgin of one inch of a sense of humor.

It's going to be a case of a little bit of this, a little bit of that and a smidgin of the other.

Chairman of the Irish Congress of Trade Union's public services committee Peter McLoone has offered a smidgin of hope that widespread confrontation can be avoided.

Thrills dept -"Teenager" has fallen from number 25 to number 80 in the Irish charts and total sales are a smidgin north of 1,200.

"In fifty years, did you ever have a vacation, you little, silly, half-pint, smidgin of a wife?"

Nevertheless, we should probably feel a smidgin of sympathy for the band.

There's also a smidgin of rhyme and reason behind the reformation.